gthvidsten/open-serial-port-monitor

Open source application to monitor traffic over a serial port

Open Serial Port Monitor

Free open source application to monitor traffic over a serial port. Simply choose the connection parameters, connect, and see the data received on the chosen serial port.

Requirements

• Microsoft .Net 4.5 (comes preinstalled on Windows 8 and above) (Download)
• One or more serial ports on the computer where you run the software

Installation

• Download the latest relase from the Release area
• Unzip to somewhere on your harddrive
• Run the executable

Screenshots

Documentation

Please see the Wiki pages for instructions on how to use the software.

open-serial-port-monitor's Issues

Button to clear log windows

A button is needed to clear the log windows.

Flagged as a trojan by VirusTotal

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Baudrate higher than 115 kbps with Arduino boards ?

Hello,

I wanted to use your application to debug a serial communication from some Arduino boards.
But I can't select baudrates higher than 115 kbps.

Do you still want to develop this project ?

Arduino boards work with all these baudrates :

• 300
• 1 200
• 2 400
• 4 800
• 9 600
• 19 200
• 38 400
• 57 600
• 74 880
• 115 200
• 230 400
• 250 000
• 500 000
• 1 000 000
• 2 000 000

The ASCII serial monitor of the Arduino IDE uses a listbox with all the values above, but some other devices might use non standard baudrates not listed here.
The COM terminal of Putty let us write the baudrate value into a text box instead, but here again it is ASCII terminal only.

Application crashes when disconnecting

After having connected to a serial port, then clicking the "Disconnect" button, the application crashes.

Baudrate Lower than 1200

It could be really handy if lower bps were supported (100, 150, 200, 300, 600) for some old devices that work on those speeds