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Serial GUI (graphical user interface) or (Operator terminal) (by Max)
Hello,
My new LDmicro project require to transmit and receive data over long range over 232 via 422 converter, I want to be able to interact with the PIC micro and display the data taken on screen. I wondering if anybody know a software to transform a PC into an operator terminal... Panelview... Serial GUI... I'm not really good at programming, so a simple and flexible application would be nice... something like RHOMBUS MicroGUI CF but designed for serial communication and not limited to AVR... Your suggestions are welcome ! Thanks
(no subject) (by BoumPower (Switzerland))
I'm developping sdsOS and a PC (windows palteform) software that can perhaps help you. http://sourceforge.net/projects/small-device-os
The software is connected with the device through a COM port (RS232). The communication protocol is very simple and powerfull : - all data is user (ascii) visible, no ctrl char allowed except for pipe (see further) handling. Binary data must be converted to hex nibble or other manner. - pipe concept : it's like if you have several RS232 lines merged together. The PC software filter the RS232 stream for pipe marker and dispatch (and convert if necessary) data to "Gadgets". A "Gadget" is a graphical unit that display (or provide) the data Some pipes have powerfull feature, like the I2C pipe that allow Virtual I2C Device : "Gadget" in the PC software that work like a real I2C hardware (example with a virtual DS1307 RTC Clock)
(no subject) (by Max)
I found a really interesting software... this is called (Bill Redirect)
I'm currently playing with the demo version and for now it does pretty much what I expected... on screen customizable buttons,send receive and filter serial data, macro and much more. If your are looking fore something like this, you may give it a try Thanks for your suggestion BoomPower!
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