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Main window options
SET MAIN.OUTINPUTDATATOSCR <value> - Output data sent on &screen
Value: True, False
SET MAIN.AUTOSCROLL <value> - Auto-scroll monitor window
Value: True, False
SET MAIN.COM1VISIBLE <value> - Visibility of the COM port #1 toolbar
Value: True, False
SET MAIN.COM2VISIBLE <value> - Visibility of the COM port #2 toolbar
Value: True, False
SET MAIN.COMBOVISIBLE <value> - Visibility of the COM port management toolbar
Value: True, False
SET MAIN.STATUSVISIBLE <value> - Visibility of the line status toolbar
Value: True, False
SET MAIN.BUTTONSVISIBLE <value> - Visibility of the quick access toolbar
Value: True, False
SET MAIN.STATESVISIBLE <value> - Visibility of the additional toolbar
Value: True, False
SET MAIN.SHORTCUTSVISIBLE <value> - Visibility of the shortcuts toolbar
Value: True, False
SET MAIN.PARSEXX <value> - Parse #XX Hex codes
Value: True, False
SET MAIN.PARSEASCII <value> - Parse ASCII codes with framing characters
Value: True, False
SET MAIN.DIFFERENTSETT <value> - Use different settings for each program instance
Value: True, False
SET MAIN.PORT <value> - Avalaible COM port number
Value:
•0 - COM1
•1 - COM2
•etc..
SET MAIN.SPEED <value> - COM port baud rate
Value:
•0 - 110
•1 - 300
•2 - 600
•3 - 1200
•4 - 2400
•5 - 4800
•6 - 9600
•7 - 14400
•8 - 19200
•9 - 38400
•10 - 56000
•11 - 57600
•12 - 115200
•13 - 230400
•14 - 460800
•15 - 921600
•16 - 15600 (custom baud)
•17 - 28800 (custom baud)
SET MAIN.BITS <value> - Number of data bits
Value:
•0 - 5
•1 - 6
•2 - 7
•3 - 8
SET MAIN.PARITY <value> - Parity
Value:
•0 - None
•1 - Odd
•2 - Even
•3 - Mark
•4 - Space
SET MAIN.STOPBITS <value> - Stop bits (1.5 will be exposed automatically for 5 data bits and 2 stop bits)
Value:
•0 - 1
•1 - 2
SET MAIN.DELAY <value> - Data output delay (in miliseconds)
Value: Data output delay (in miliseconds)
SET MAIN.AUTO <value> - &Auto delay
Value: True, False
SET MAIN.COMMAND <value> - Input string. Enter data and press 'Enter' (F4)
Value: Input string. Enter data and press 'Enter' (F4)
SET MAIN.OUTRECEIVEDTOFILE <value> - Output data received to a file
Value: True, False
SET MAIN.OUTINPUTDATATOFILE <value> - Output data sent to a file
Value: True, False
SET MAIN.OUTSYSDATATOFILE <value> - Output system events (in the spy mode) to a file
Value: True, False
Data flow control
Hardware flow control
SET USEDTR <value> - Use DTR
Value: True, False
SET USERTS <value> - Use RTS
Value: True, False
SET REQUIREDSR <value> - Require DSR
Value: True, False
SET REQUIRECTS <value> - Require CTS
Value: True, False
Software flow control
SET FLOWCONTROL <value> - Software flow control
Value:
•0 - None
•1 - On receiving
•2 - On transmitting
•3 - Both
SET XOFFCHAR <value> - Character that is sent to disable remote sending (Xoff). You should type string, where each #XX block will be replaced with character with XX hex code.
Value: One or more characters
SET XONCHAR <value> - Character that is sent to enable remote sending (Xon). You should type string, where each #XX block will be replaced with character with XX hex code.
Value: One or more characters
SET RS485MODE <value> - RS485 interface mode
Value: True, False
SET FLUSHBUFFER <value> - Flush incoming buffer on line error
Value: True, False
For problem drivers only
SET IGNOREERR <value> - Ignore non-important port opening errors (for problematic ports only)
Value: True, False
Signs of end of string
SET INEND <value> - Termination string or character while receiving
Value:
•0 - #0D - CR
•1 - #00 - NUL
•2 - #0A - LF
•3 - Custom
•4 - #0D#0A - CR+LF
•5 - #0A#0D - LF+CR
•6 - None
SET OUTEND <value> - Termination string or character while transmitting
Value:
•0 - #0D - CR
•1 - #00 - NUL
•2 - #0A - LF
•3 - Custom
•4 - #0D#0A - CR+LF
•5 - #0A#0D - LF+CR
•6 - None
SET CUSTOMSEND <value> - Custom termination string
Value: One or more characters
SET CUSTOMREC <value> - Custom termination string
Value: One or more characters
SET GB9BIT <value> - 9-bit data transfer format
Value:
•0 - Off
•1 - Mark parity on send
•2 - Space parity on send
SET ADDBEFORE <value> - Add before a data packet while transmitting
Value: True, False
SET ADDBEFORE <value> - Send data before each data block. You should type string, where each #XX block will be replaced with character with XX hex code.
Value: One or more characters
File with source data
SET SOURCEFILE <value> - The name of a file with data, which will be sent over serial port
Value: 'drive:directory\file name'. If your path and/or file name contains spaces, then you should add double quotes before and after value: '"drive:directory\file name"'
SET FILEMODE <value> - File output mode
Value:
•0 - Unitary
•1 - Repeated
SET FILETYPE <value> - File type
Value:
•0 - ASCII or plain text
•1 - Binary
ASCII mode
SET FILEINTERPRET <value> - Interpret characters in the file like #XX or (depend on the corresponding option) as a character with same Hex code
Value: True, False
Binary mode
Reading data block size
SET BLOCKFIXEDSIZE <value> - Fixed size (bytes):
Value: True, False
SET BLOCKRANDOMSIZE <value> - Random size (bytes min/max):
Value: True, False
SET BLOCKFIXEDSIZE <value> - Reading data blocks from the source file with this size
Value: 1..1000000
SET BLOCKRANDOMSIZEMIN <value> - Reading data blocks from the source file with this min size
Value: 1..1000000
SET BLOCKRANDOMSIZEMAX <value> - Reading data blocks from the source file with this max size
Value: 1..1000000
SET BLOCKUNTIL <value> - Reading from a file until occurrence of a termination character
Value: True, False
Protocol files
SET CREATEFILEMODE <value> - Create new file mode
Value:
•0 - One file for all data
•1 - Data sent and received in different files
•2 - Each sent and received packet in a different file
One file for all data
SET OUTPUTFILE <value> - File name
Value: 'drive:directory\file name'. If your path and/or file name contains spaces, then you should add double quotes before and after value: '"drive:directory\file name"'
Data sent and received in different files
SET FILEFORSENT <value> - File name for data sent
Value: 'drive:directory\file name'. If your path and/or file name contains spaces, then you should add double quotes before and after value: '"drive:directory\file name"'
SET FILEFORRECEIVED <value> - File name for data received
Value: 'drive:directory\file name'. If your path and/or file name contains spaces, then you should add double quotes before and after value: '"drive:directory\file name"'
Each sent and received packet in a different file
SET DIRECTORYEDIT <value> - Folder for files with data received and sent
Value: '"drive:directory\"'. If your path contains spaces, then you should add double quotes before and after value: '"drive:directory"'
SET FILENAMEPREFIXSENT <value> - File name prefix for data sent
Value: One or more characters
SET FILENAMEPREFIXRECEIVED <value> - File name prefix for data received
Value: One or more characters
SET OVERWRITEFILES <value> - Overwrite existing files
Value: True, False
SET ADDNAMESTAMP <value> - Add date/time stamp to a file name
Value: True, False
SET FILENAMEEXT <value> - File name extension
Value: One or more characters
SET COUNTERFMT <value> - File name counter format
Value: One or more characters
SET MAXCOUNTER <value> - Maximum counter value (-1 - no limitations)
Value: Any decimal number
SET FILENAMESUFFIXSENT <value> - File name suffix for data sent
Value: One or more characters
SET FILENAMESUFFIXRECEIVED <value> - File name suffix for data received
Value: One or more characters
SET COMMONCNT <value> - Common counter for received and sent files
Value: True, False
SET SEPARATOR <value> - Separator between data packets. You can type any characters here, where each #XX block will be replaced with character with XX hex code.
Value: One or more characters
SET ADDBODYSTAMP <value> - Write date/time stamp to a file before writing data and events
Value: True, False
SET FILEFORMAT <value> - Format of the file output
Value:
•0 - Without any changes
•1 - As you see it on screen
Window view
SET STARTMINIMIZED <value> - Start up in minimized state
Value: True, False
SET HIDETOSYSTRAY <value> - Minimize to Systray (a panel near clock)
Value: True, False
SET HINTBALOON <value> - Hint balloon
Value: True, False
SET HIDEMAINFORM <value> - Hide on plugin start up
Value: True, False
SET SHOWINHIDE <value> - Display data sent and received in minimized state
Value: True, False
SET HIDESTATUS <value> - Hide status bar
Value: True, False
SET HIDESCR <value> - Hide window with data
Value: True, False
SET STAYONTOP <value> - Stay on top (over other windows)
Value: True, False
SET AUTOCOMPLETE <value> - Disable autocompletion in the input string
Value: True, False
SET WRAPWORDS <value> - Wrap words
Value: True, False
SET LINESCOUNT <value> - Number of strings in a screen buffer
Value: 10..30000
Font and colors
SET HIGHLIGHT <value> - Highlight data sent on screen
Value: True, False
SET COLORHIGHLIGHT <value> - Data highlighting color
Value: Data highlighting color
SET FONTLIST <value> - Courier
Value: Courier
SET FONTCOLOR <value> - Main window a font color
Value: Main window a font color
SET BACKCOLOR <value> - Main window a background color
Value: Main window a background color
SET COMBOCOLORPROFILE <value> - Default
Value:
•0 - Dark
•1 - Default
SET FONTBOLD <value> - Bold
Value: True, False
SET FONTITALIC <value> - Italic
Value: True, False
HEX view
SET COLGRIDLINES <value> - Grid lines color
Value: Grid lines color
SET COLEVENCOL <value> - Grid lines color
Value: Grid lines color
SET COLOFFSET <value> - Grid lines color
Value: Grid lines color
Data view
SET CHARSET <value> - Charset of data received
Value:
•0 - DOS
•1 - Windows
View mode of characters with code
SET SYM20HEX <value> - 0x00h - 0x1Fh
Value:
•0 - Don't display
•1 - As Hex #XX code
•2 - User's format
•3 - As ASCII character code
SET SYM80HEX <value> - 0x20h - 0x7Fh
Value:
•0 - Don't display
•1 - As Hex #XX code
•2 - As same character
•3 - User's format
SET SYMFFHEX <value> - 0x80h - 0xFFh
Value:
•0 - Don't display
•1 - As Hex #XX code
•2 - As same character
•3 - User's format
SET SHOWSTRLEN <value> - View received packet length
Value: True, False
SET SHOWEND <value> - View string that completes a data packet
Value: True, False
SET USERFORMAT <value> - User view mode of characters with code < 20 Hex %d - decimal value of character code %x - hexdecimal value %.2x - hexdecimal value with leading zero
Value: One or more characters
SET FRAMEBEGIN <value> - Beginning characters of a frame for an ASCII code
Value: One or more characters
SET FRAMEEND <value> - Ending characters of a frame for an ASCII code
Value: One or more characters
HEX window view
SET BYTESROW <value> - Bytes per row
Value: 1..128
SET BYTESCOL <value> - Bytes per column
Value: 1..8
SET HEXTRANS <value> - Translation
Value:
•0 - Windows
•1 - ASCII
•2 - BCD
•3 - DOS
•4 - Mac
SET SHOWOFFSET <value> - Show offset
Value: True, False
SET HEXLOWER <value> - Hex lowercase
Value: True, False
SET SWAPNIBBLES <value> - Swap nibbles
Value: True, False
SET GRIDLINES <value> - Grid lines
Value: True, False
SET BYTESROWAUTO <value> - Automatically calculate number of bytes per row
Value: True, False
Date/time stamp
SET STAMPVIEW <value> - View mode
Value:
•0 - Default
•1 - Unix syslog
•2 - Custom
SET CUSTOMSTAMPFMT <value> - Custom view mode of a datetime stamp
Value: One or more characters
SET ADDSCRSTAMPSYS <value> - Add to display output for system events
Value: True, False
SET ADDSCRSTAMPSEND <value> - Add to display output for data sent
Value: True, False
SET ADDSCRSTAMPREC <value> - Add to display output for data received
Value: True, False
SET STAMPFRAMEBEGIN <value> - Beginnig characters of a frame for a datetime stamp
Value: One or more characters
SET STAMPFRAMEEND <value> - Ending characters of a frame for a datetime stamp
Value: One or more characters
SET ADDDATADIR <value> - Add data direction sign to a stamp
Value: True, False
SET TIMEOUTINT <value> - Auto-insert a stamp every (ms) in a continuous data flow
Value: 1..65535
System events
SET EVENTS <value> - 0|1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|10|11|12|13|14|15|16|17|18|19|20|21|22|
Value: 0|1|2|3|4|5|6|7|8|9|10|11|12|13|14|15|16|17|18|19|20|21|22|