 | Supports simultaneous terminal windows. Provides multi-threaded
communications for high performance. The number of terminal windows is limited
only by available resources. |
| Monitor mode displays received character codes, for example, carriage
return = [CR] . |
| Hex mode shows hexadecimal values of received characters. |
| Status of handshake lines are shown in real-time on all ports. |
| Device communications profiles may be named and saved. Programmable
function keys allow easy interaction with various devices: bar-code readers,
ASCII terminals, etc. |
| Intercept cable can be built to allow monitoring both receive and transmit
channels of the communications flow between two devices simultaneously. |
| Data received from any port window may be captured to a file. |
| Can be executed from a floppy disk without installation to hard drive. |
| Displays up to four simultaneous interrupt-driven terminal windows. |
| Received control characters are displayed, for example, carriage return =
[CR]. |
| All port addresses and interrupts are configurable. (Works with
non-standard I/O cards) |
| Status of handshake lines are shown in real-time on all ports. |
| Programmable function keys allow easy interaction with various devices:
bar-code readers, ASCII terminals, etc. |
| Intercept cable can be built to allow monitoring both receive and transmit
channels of the communications flow between two devices simultaneously. |
| Port merge window displays data received from all ports in sequence. |
| Data received from any port or the merge window may be captured to a file. |
| File viewer allows captured files to be viewed with control characters
displayed. Captured files from merge port show text in different colors for
each port. |
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At less than
100K this is a must have for your field diagnostics toolkit.
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