29 Mar
2007
29 Mar
'07
8:26 a.m.
anyone know of a simple RS-232 capture program for Windows 95 which
will capture from 2 serial ports and give a timestamp which is
reasonable, like 10ms accuracy?
(I might be dreaming, I realize)
I'd use DOS, but my 2nd serial port is PCMCIA.
Alternately, if such a thing exists for Windows XP running on a modern
PC with USB serial ports, I'm open to that also.
I need to do some field data collection and I figured someone here might
know of a simple program.
thanks!
-brad
29 Mar
29 Mar
1:28 p.m.
food for thought... DOS 6.22 with "card services" running will
recognize and use pcmcia.. Card Services was generally
hardware/vendor specific though so you'd need to find the right one.
s shumaker
At 07:26 AM 3/29/2007, you wrote:
anyone know of a simple RS-232 capture program for
Windows 95 which
will capture from 2 serial ports and give a timestamp which is
reasonable, like 10ms accuracy?
(I might be dreaming, I realize)
I'd use DOS, but my 2nd serial port is PCMCIA.
Alternately, if such a thing exists for Windows XP running on a modern
PC with USB serial ports, I'm open to that also.
I need to do some field data collection and I figured someone here might
know of a simple program.
thanks!
-brad
5:04 p.m.
anyone know of a simple RS-232 capture program for
Windows 95 which
will capture from 2 serial ports and give a timestamp which is
reasonable, like 10ms accuracy?
Realterm is a good candidate. It can monitor two serial ports, even USB
ones. I have a RS232 sniffer built with two FT-232, an USB hub and some
parts. But there is also the EXCELLENT HHD serial monitor, but a bit
expensive :o(
Greetings from Brazil
Alexandre
11:51 p.m.
On Thu, 2007-03-29 11:26:16 -0400, Brad Parker <brad at heeltoe.com> wrote:
anyone know of a simple RS-232 capture program for
Windows 95 which
will capture from 2 serial ports and give a timestamp which is
reasonable, like 10ms accuracy?
(I might be dreaming, I realize)
I'd use DOS, but my 2nd serial port is PCMCIA.
Alternately, if such a thing exists for Windows XP running on a modern
PC with USB serial ports, I'm open to that also.
I need to do some field data collection and I figured someone here might
know of a simple program.
This isn't specifically DOS oriented, but as long as you don't want to
catch serial errors, you can quite easily sniff one bidirectional
serial line with two serial ports, using both RxD lines for one data
direction each.
You won't get the state of the handshake lines etc, though. I guess
this'll be only really available through the use of commercial
hardware-based sniffers.
MfG, JBG
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30 Mar
30 Mar
3:45 a.m.
Jan-Benedict Glaw wrote:
This isn't specifically DOS oriented, but as long as you don't want to
catch serial errors, you can quite easily sniff one bidirectional
serial line with two serial ports, using both RxD lines for one data
direction each.
yes, that's exactly what I want to do, but I need (somewhat) accurate
timestamps...
-brad
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