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  • chef
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    Dont know if this is any help but with the power of Google I found:

    RS232 Simulator

    Chef

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  • TheMonkey
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    I use a UNIX box with expect on (and a Cypress USB HID<-->COM adaptor) for that but I doubt that will do for you.

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  • ASB
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    Originally posted by TheMonkey
    Just do what I did (whilst writing an SMS application):

    1. Use a null modem cable between COM1 and COM2.
    2. Write an app that emulates the protocol (trivial!) in .Net 2.0 (hint: System.IO.Ports) and bind it to a COM port. Fairly simple async single threaded server except over RS232 stream rather than a network stream.
    Helpful suggestion but:-

    - Only got one phyiscal com port (it's a notebook, the code is running in a VMWare VM and there is only one available com port). Ok, I could hook it up to the COM port on another machine.
    - More importantly. I really can't be bothered.

    There must be a shareware one available somewhere, but stuffed if I can find it.

    I use a simple software monitor to analyse the data, just want a bit more than that so I can make up the responses.

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  • TheMonkey
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    Just do what I did (whilst writing an SMS application):

    1. Use a null modem cable between COM1 and COM2.
    2. Write an app that emulates the protocol (trivial!) in .Net 2.0 (hint: System.IO.Ports) and bind it to a COM port. Fairly simple async single threaded server except over RS232 stream rather than a network stream.

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  • ASB
    started a topic RS232 Simulator

    RS232 Simulator

    Anybody know where IO can get hold of a decent software RS232 simulator. I am developing some code to communicate with a device for which I have the spec but no device yet.

    Thanks.

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