Request - Hyperterminal tutorial

[mister_e]

Not bad, but i prefer the one i begun some times ago. AND i can access the whole COM PORT range 1-256

MicroCode Studio Serial Communicator is nice too. For simple test and ease of use, it's perfect.

[penelopepug]

I have a question I hope someone can help me with; When using Hyperterminal or RealTerm, is the presentation of the data shown limited to carraige returns and linefeeds (13,10)? Is there anyway to show columns of data for example? I am assuming I would need to build a VB application for anything more elaborate?

Thanks.

[mister_e]

Still possible to do it on the PIC side, just insert some spaces between your data and you should be able to have some decent results.

Still possible to insert a , in between each data, then dump it to the pc, save the file, import in excel/access

[Darrel Taylor]

... is the presentation of the data shown limited to carraige returns and linefeeds (13,10)? Is there anyway to show columns of data for example

Yes, you can do all kinds of stuff with HyperTerminal, and ANSI.

Here's a couple of the basics ...

ClearScreen:
    HSEROUT [27,"[2J"]
RETURN
<hr>
Line    VAR BYTE
Column  VAR BYTE

Line = 14
Column = 32
GOSUB MoveCursor

MoveCursor:
    HSEROUT [27,"[",DEC2 Line,";",DEC2 Column,"H"]
RETURN

[penelopepug]

Thanks Steve and Darrel for your help!