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    UartVide

    UartVide

    A flat UI RS232 serial port communication utility.

    Mainly designed for embedded & software engineers, UartVide is a flat-UI and straightforward and lightweight RS232 serial port communication utility that allows you to configure the connection parameters and communicate via the port. UartVide runs on all platforms supported by PySide2 including Windows, Linux. (MyTerm was renamed to UartVide from version 2.4)
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    RS232 Auto Sender

    Sends RS232 msg on startup and auto closes after

    The RS232 Automatic Sender V1.0.2 sends a preconfigured message on the RS232 serial port. Any char can be sent and delays can be inserted between chars if needed. The program automatically sends the message when started and it will automatically close when done. The program was created to send messages to a Sharp LCD TV that could receive commands over the RS232 port.
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