: Users can open multiple serial connections at once for comparative testing.
Embedded developers often need to send a sequence of commands to initialize a sensor or configure a WiFi module (like ESP8266 or ESP32). SSCom v5.13.1 includes a "Multi-Send" function. You can pre-define up to 10 or more command strings and fire them off with a single click or in a timed sequence. This feature essentially acts as a simple macro recorder, saving hours of repetitive typing during the testing phase. sscom v5.13.1
This version provides a comprehensive suite of tools for hardware-software interaction: : Users can open multiple serial connections at
One of the biggest headaches in serial debugging is format mismatch. You want to send a command in text, but you need to send a checksum in Hex. SSCom v5.13.1 handles this elegantly. It allows users to toggle between Text (ASCII) and Hexadecimal modes for both sending and receiving, often on the fly. This is crucial when working with protocols like Modbus, where device addresses and CRC checks must be sent in Hex, while command strings might be ASCII. You can pre-define up to 10 or more
box in the receive area. This helps you track the latency between device responses.
button (often found in the bottom right or center-left area) to switch the UI. Port Selection: dropdown and select your active COM port. Baud Rate: Match your device’s speed (common: Control Pins: