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    SoftIB Serial Communicator

    UART communications with data flow monitoring

    A simple to use serial communication software for communicating with other serial, MCU and Arduino. The SoftIB Serial Communicator communicates with other Serial devices that use a simple asynchronous communication using only the RX and TX signals without any control signals. The application was developed based on the communication with microcontrollers, but it can be used in all other cases.
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    Cereal Communicator

    Cereal Communicator

    A free software for implementing serial communication through RS-232.

    Cereal Communicator is a free software designed for implementing serial communication through RS-232 interface. With this sofware, you can send and receive binary, hexadecimal and ASCII data. Requirements: .NET Framework 2.0. Works only on Windows.
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