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CoreBus is a cross-platform terminal for working with serial ports and TCP sockets with support for Modbus TCP/RTU/ASCII protocols. Features: No Protocol * Working with data in string or byte format * Support for different encodings * There are three sending modes: single, cyclic, and file sending Modbus * Support for various Modbus protocol variations: TCP, RTU, ASCII and RTU/ASCII over TCP * Convenient operation with recording functions * The ability to work with float numbers * The ability to work with binary data * A Modbus scanner that searches for devices on a communication line Modbus monitoring * Convenient display of registers * Conversion to numeric types * Transformations by formula * Real-time charting * Logger Macros * Separate macros for each operating mode * A macro consists of an unlimited number of commands (actions) * Common Slave ID for Modbus macros * Import/Export Source code: https://github.com/AndreyAbdulkayumov/CoreBus

...Especially need to catch exceptions and give reasonable error messages. (In the moment, the standard error handler is invoked. Simply click "resume" on any error.) For newest binary builds, look in the "/bin" directory of the Subversion distribution (code section). Make sure to also download the 2008 version of math.dotnet.iridium. The corresponding dll file is in the files section.

This application reads in and plots scope waveform files that use the Tektronix '.ISF' format. The '.ISF' binary format file is created when channel waveform data is saved out of an oscilloscope. Either drag&drop the '.ISF' files into the grid OR use the 'File Open' menu selection. Once all the ISF files are in the grid, enter the percent (starting from the beginning) to plot into the '% to plot' column in the grid. Then press the 'Plot Data' button to render the waveforms.

SLC Decoder parses a binary SLC file and makes it available as ASCII or via a simple API.