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#Tera term pro macro examples full

Silk presents the web in full screen for an immersive experience that’s comfortable from your couch. 'Bastiaan van Haastrecht' wrote in message I got Tera Term by going to the OSDN download page from here: I thought that would be the program installation directory, but now I think it may be where the macro is stored, which would be OK. Any user may want to fill in his own preferred path. I had a line to set the directory path for the output file, but I commented it out since it's unique to my system.

I was wanting to make that a sort of command line input thing where you'd run Tera Term and the macro all with one shortcut, but I've not gotten that to work yet. I still start up Tera Term and tell it to connect to my COM port before running the macro. There are dialog boxes for the user to select or input. I've tried to make it more flexible and interactive. right now I wanted to upload a slightly more polished version of the macro for Tera Term I described the other day. I think I was most proud of one that calculates the motional parameters of a crystal automatically. What a huge project that was for me, especially since I was learning C# for the first time while doing it.

#Tera term pro macro examples serial

Then I started over with a Windows app doing all the controlling functions and talking to the hardware via a serial link. I first did all the functions on the Arduino and the user accessed them via a dumb terminal and a menu that the Arduino would transmit to it.

#Tera term pro macro examples software

I got involved with something similar several years ago called Poor Ham's Scalar Analyzer or 'PHSNA' I was the software guy. Here's some info on the macro capabilities of Tera Term: I attach my macro file for anyone who'd want to use it as a starting point in trying a similar approach. A lot of stuff is hard coded that might be made more flexible with some more time. So I set up this macro to sweep from 100 to 1200 Hz in 50 Hz steps and save it to a file which I'd then import into Excel.

I have a passive audio filter for CW with a BW of about 500 Hz centered on 550 Hz or so.

Tera Term looks pretty good for that and I made up a simple macro after a few hours of trial and error on the commands. (Most recently to talk to my HP-48G calculator.) I've been using something called Tera Term or maybe Tera Term VT for cases were I needed a serial terminal. I considered writing a serial app from scratch but decided to see if any terminal program I have would have a full-featured enough macro language to allow doing it in a macro.