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RS232 Serial Analyzer

ADVANCED RS232 SERIAL PORT PROTOCOL ANALYZER

 

RS232 SERIAL ANALYZER

 
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"232Analyzer is a nice piece of software. It’s checksum calculator helped me to analyze pretty tough serial communication protocol."
Timo

"My machine requires response to the signal changes (RTS and DTR) and commands sent, this is the only software I found that is able to do so!"
Steven

10 Reasons to order your 232Analyzer
   

Reason 4: Comprehensive, clear and neat data logging

Data sent / received are clearly recorded in the Communication Logging window.

For data/signals sent, if the "Description" checkbox is ON, commands activated from wherever will be indicated in the Communication Logging window. For example, if you send data/signal from the Programmable Buttons, it will be logged as [Programmable Buttons], if data/signal is sent from the command pane, it will be indicated as [Command Pane], etc.

For data/signal received, the program will automatically change to a new line when a new command string is received. It also comes with the timer option, which allows you to fetch the data from a COM port buffer when the pre-defined timing has elapsed. This is especially useful when the machine has a fixed data sending timing or the data is too long that the program might capture a single incoming data as multiple command strings.

Timestamps are available in Monitoring mode (both Half-Duplex and Full-Duplex modes).