![]() ![]() They can as well be a hexadecimal number prefixed with “0x” or an “S.” Once you have tried your string out, click on “send number” and here you go! You must have been thinking of why we need this. You will enter the value of your number sequence, and separates each by a space they can be the decimal value from ranges of 0-25. Click into one of the two boxes, and you find a box next to “send number.” ![]() To use this function, navigate to the “Send” tab. What stands it out among other terminal programs is that it can send long term query of binary, decimal or hexadecimal values. To send data, you can type anything either above and anything the terminal receive will as well pop up there. Youcan type the “baud rate” manually or select from the drop down (it’s all up to you)Īfter adjusting all the settings, click “open” two times to close and open the port (the “Change” button can only work after you’ve connected with the COM port) A drop-down will appear, choose the number of your COM port numbers.Īlso, make sure you set the baud rate as well as other settings correctly. Without wasting much time, let’s get connected. ![]() The bottom half contains a split number of the tab where you can make changes to the settings. ![]() The data to send will be typed at the top half this is also where the received data will be displayed. On opening RealTerm, a blank window (just like the one below) will be displayed. ![]()
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