SerialTool

Serial ports play a significant role in the communication between various devices and the software one might be using, regardless of the field of application. With a prevalence in the audio processing field, the COM (UART) ports are used widely for embedded development, due to the fact that most systems will handle serial connectivity natively, or through emulators and converters. SerialTool, just as its name aptly suggests, will cater to such specific requirements.

This application was designed specifically in order to provide users with a specialized tool that can enable them to implement a wide range of applications through their COM ports, and perform embedded development.

Featuring logging functions, and timed packet sending for multiple instances, it can be employed for performing application stress tests and Arduino controller testing, with “AutoAnswer” functions. Aside from handling multiple serial port instances simultaneously, the application offers both ASCII and HEX terminals, multiple buffers storage, timed multiple sending, as well as several templates.

Regarding the CRC standards, three instances are currently supported: 8, 16, and 32, each with different corresponding subsets. Last but not least, an alarm section comes implemented within the app, enabling users to define specific parameters that can serve as triggers for notifications.