DownloadScriptCommunicator is a scriptable cross-platform data terminal that supports serial port (RS232, USB to serial), UDP, TCP client/server, SPI, I2C, and CAN.
All sent and received data can be shown in a console and can be logged in an html and a text log.
In addition to the simple sending and receiving of data, ScriptCommunicator has a JavaScript interface.
This script interface has the following features:
- Scripts can send and receive data with the main interface.
- In addition to the main interface scripts can create and use their own interfaces (serial port (RS232, USB to serial), UDP, TCP client, TCP server, PCAN, and SPI/I2C).
- Scripts can use their own GUI (GUI files which have been created with QtDesigner (is included) or QtCreator).
- Multiple plot windows can be created by scripts (QCustomPlot developed by Emanuel Eichhammer is used)
Features
- seriel port (RS232, USB to serial)
- TCP client/server (network proxy support for TCP clients)
- UDP
- SPI (Aardvark I2C/SPI)
- I2C (Aardvark I2C/SPI)
- CAN (PCAN-USB, only on windows)
- utf8, hexadecimal, decimal, binary and mixed console
- html and text log
- script interface (JavaScript)->run automated test jobs, automatic device configuration scripts...
- use ui files (user interface created with QtDesigner (is included) or QtCreator) from script->building test GUIs, control GUIs...
- plotting data via script and export the generated graphs to file (png, jpg, bmp, pdf and csv)->e.g. to visualize a PID controller or a heater
- multi user and multi workspace support
Project Samples
Categories
SerialLicense
GNU General Public License version 3.0 (GPLv3)Follow ScriptCommunicator / serial terminal
User Reviews
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Good job. My favorite terminal software.
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Good job
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This program is awesome I really thank the Dev. a lot for such great work
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This was exactly what I was looking for to automate calibration adjustments of some Fluke instruments. Seriously fantastic work, thanks a lot!
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stunning. i needed to graph output from a UART device and SC made it really simple. please consider adding an x-axis minimum to graphs (currently, it's fixed at 0) like you have a y-axis minimum.