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A modern, stand alone browser-based serial terminal for UART communication with microcontrollers, embedded devices, and IoT hardware. No installation required - just open in your browser and connect to your serial device. Just unpack the zip file into local folder and open index.html in Chrome/Edge/Opera. Works on Windows/Linux/MaOS
Features
- Native Web Serial API - Direct hardware communication without native applications
- HEX and ASCII View Modes - On-the-fly switchable HEX and ASCII terminal views with synchronized scrolling
- Day/Night Themes - Switch between dark and light modes with persistent preferences
- Smart Input Handling - Auto-formatting HEX input with real-time validation
- JSON Command Sequences - Automated testing with programmable command batches
- Packet Timing Control - Intelligent frame detection based on inter-byte timing
- Log Export - Save terminal output as timestamped text files
- Responsive Design - Works on desktop and tablet browsers
- Custom Baud Rate Support - set the speed you need
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License
MIT LicenseFollow pineTERM: Free In-Browser UART Terminal
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A modern, browser-based serial terminal for UART communication with microcontrollers, embedded devices, and IoT hardware. No installation required - just open in your browser and connect to your serial device. UART machine using the native Web Serial API. HEX/ASCII views with synchronized scrolling. JSON command scripting for automated hardware testing. Packet timing controls that actually understand how real serial traffic behaves. Export logs with timestamps. Switch themes without burning your retinas. For hardware hackers who want their tools compact, powerful, and just a little bit pretty.
