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.

Features

  • Receive and send data to any other serial device
  • Send data with pauses and readable data insertions
  • Perform bi-directional data flow monitoring, using port forwarding
  • Create and save separate files of your most frequently used commands
  • Test data transmission cables with different speeds and characteristics
  • See the total number of bytes sent and received, the time required for data transmission and the calculated CRC32

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Additional Project Details

Languages

English

Intended Audience

Developers, Education, Testers

User Interface

Win32 (MS Windows)

Programming Language

Assembly

Related Categories

Assembly Communications Software, Assembly Software Development Software, Assembly Simulation Software

Registered

2016-08-25