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how can i see a result via hyper terminal (ex: com1) for debug session??

w. jason

hallo;
how can i see a result via hyper terminal (ex: com1) for debug session??

i can see the result via serial window,but i want to see the result via com1.I set the parameters for the PC serial ports using the MODE and ASSIGN command:

mode com1 9600,0,8,1
assign com1 <sin> sout

when i done the setting ,i still can't see the result from terminal.
Anyone could help me?

ps:i am not good in english.

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  • 0 in reply to Andy Neil

    Andrew...thanks for your help!!

    The serial window works for me.But in my code,i put some "ANSI ESCAPE SEQUENCES" for cursor movement, graphics, and keyboard settings
    for example:
    printf("\x1B[5m"); //blink on

    In the serial window,it could not display the effect.So i want to see the result on the hyper terminal.

    And i obeyed your suggest.But terminal seems
    to fail(couldn't transfer or receive the data)
    The way i do:
    1.mode com1 9600,0,8,1
    assign com1 <sin> sout
    2.link com1 and com2 with a suitable cable
    3.open a hyper terminal (i had done the config for com2)

    did i miss anything??

    ps:I had tried to express the situation,
    but it's difficult for me to use English.

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  • 0 in reply to Andy Neil

    Andrew...thanks for your help!!

    The serial window works for me.But in my code,i put some "ANSI ESCAPE SEQUENCES" for cursor movement, graphics, and keyboard settings
    for example:
    printf("\x1B[5m"); //blink on

    In the serial window,it could not display the effect.So i want to see the result on the hyper terminal.

    And i obeyed your suggest.But terminal seems
    to fail(couldn't transfer or receive the data)
    The way i do:
    1.mode com1 9600,0,8,1
    assign com1 <sin> sout
    2.link com1 and com2 with a suitable cable
    3.open a hyper terminal (i had done the config for com2)

    did i miss anything??

    ps:I had tried to express the situation,
    but it's difficult for me to use English.

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  • 0 in reply to w. jason

    "3.open a hyper terminal (i had done the config for com2)"

    You need to adjust the settings from within hypoterminal

    Don't forget: although hypoterminal shows the changes immediately on its Status Line, they don't actually take effect until after you disconnect & then reconnect!
    Just one of the very many annoying and misleading features of hypoterminal to which I alluded earlier :-(

    Have you also set hypoterminal correctly to recognise your ANSI sequences?

    Have you tried linking 2 hypoterminal sessions - to check that your cable link is OK?

  • 0 in reply to w. jason

    In the serial window,it could not display the effect.So i want to see the result on the hyper terminal.

    Right-click the mouse in the serial window and you can change the output mode to display in hexadecimal.

    That might be helpful.

    Jon

  • 0 in reply to Andy Neil

    Now I can see the result on the terminal.
    I re-check the cable and found the cable was broken.

    thx a lot for your help.....!!