#TERA TERM ASCII HOW TO#
(first 4 bytes are seconds, next 2 are milliseconds, etc.)įor starters I would just like to read each line (1 log) into a byte array so I can verify packet with checksum at end, etc.ġ) How to read that type of output to an arrayĢ) Would it be better/easier to output data to teraterminal in a different manner? And if so any pointers are appreciated.Ĭompletely new to Java so trying to piece throught this. I can then parse through it in this manner using a java program I slightly modified: Seconds: 0x15150380 Milliseconds: 0x0062 Cycle Count: 0x0001 Assert Code: 0x0005 Parameter: 0x00d1 Data Value: 0x006c Checksum: 0xfa5e I have some basic simple two character commands to be executed in TeraTerm. It emulates different types of computer terminals, from DEC VT100 to DEC VT382. Press and hold Clean button until the 960 turns off. Tera Term (alternatively TeraTerm) is an open-source, free, software implemented, terminal emulator (communications) program. Now press the Clean button once and verify there is valid ASCII strings sent from the 960.
#TERA TERM ASCII SERIAL#
Establish a connection and go to setup and set serial to 115200. Follow this answer to receive notifications. I then take the hex value I read and using sprintf (in Atmel Studio) turn each byte into its 2 respective ASCII codes. At that point you can crank up Tera Term and it should identify the COM port. Make sure you send in 'Binary' mode - there's a checkbox for it when sending a file using Tera Term. The ID is 8-digit hex value, the first 2-digit is the manufacture place and the remaining 6-digit is the unique number in the place. Details: Read data from EEPROM -> output to tera term -> save off log file -> parse through it with java program. When the Tera Term receives the DA3 control sequence, the Tera Term replies the terminal unique ID.