RS232 COM Port Logger
Capture and log RS232 port dataflows
RS232 Data Logger
Record COM port activity into a text file.
It easily collects data from a RS232 port device and saves this precious information into a new text file or continues from previous session. Serial port logger can log up to 256 serial ports at the same time. RS232 Data Logger is an absolutely FREE, open source application, which means you can freely use it, study, change and improve.
Common objectives and our solutions:
- log serial COM port
- track serial dataflow changes
RS232 Data Logger has a simple interface, so to begin serial logging you just need to select the serial port, choose where to file serial communication data, define RS232 port's parameters and click "start". Logs in the text file will represent all details about serial port communications and RS232 dataflow. For instance, RS232 Data Logger can parse global positioning data (coordinates) from GPS device connected to your notebook to track your movement.
- test RS232 communication between serial port devices and applications
- pick up general information on serial communication
RS232 Data Logger can be installed and used under Virtual Machines, like VMWare or Virtual PC. Such functionality can be successfully used for testing. Our serial port logger is great for learning purposes, too. It traces serial port state in real-time and collects precise data about real RS232 connection and serial dataflow exchange in your system. This gives real life examples of how connection between any serial COM port and applications establishes and how it develops. With RS232 Data Logger it's simple to see and learn how serial ports work!
- set specific COM port parameters
- view total bytes in file/bytes received from port
RS232 Data Logger lets you select communication parameters to match serial port you want to log. Out serial logger gives you options for defining baudrate settings, stop bits, number of bits to transmit, parity checking and flow control types. RS232 Data Logger always displays real-time information about data received from the selected port and total bytes in the logging file respectively. This information is useful to check whether the communication data is correctly logged.
RS232 Data Logger overview:
- select the file to put down incoming data to for each port
- append incoming data to already existing file
- specify serial port connection parameters (baudrate, parity, stop bits, flow control, databits)
- redirect incoming data stream into a text file form several serial ports simultaneously
- collect data from the real serial ports as well as from virtual ones
- disable/enable logging on-the-fly
- real-time counter of the received and stored bytes
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