Alec Agnese

Simon, Something I forgot to ask about. I want everything that's printed to the terminal to be written to a text file exactly as it appears in the terminal. I tried disabling direct capture so that it captures from the terminal, but it changes it to ascii. My incoming data is 13 bytes, then 2 sync bytes, and the terminal appends a timestamp and starts a new line. I want all of that to get written to a .txt file as is. Could you point me in the right direction? Thanks again! On Fri, May 17, 2019 at...

Thanks for the response. I'm using 3.0.1.44, and I found the problem with the timestamps. I forgot to read the "fine print". I'm displaying hex data, and for hex display I have to send a sync string at the end of each frame to add a timestamp and start a new line. I made the change, and now it works fine :) As for the breaks, they seem to occur when my MCU (which is where the uart data is coming from) dies. Here's my application: MCU running tasks and logging them over UART. It's powered by an energy...

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