Terminno

Communication Terminal

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Terminno is a simple terminal application, capable of ethernet and serial connectivity. It can be used to send and receive ASCII text or binary (byte) data, using binary, decimal and hexadecimal formatting. It also supports some automation functions, such as automatic line breaks (upon receiving a certain byte pattern), as well as repeat send.

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