I am looking for away to view and capture data from the serial monitor in arduino. I would like to save it to a file. Someone suggested a sereial emulator, but no name. What program would I need to do this? Arduino serial monitor fonts are too small and I have lost the window to stop the scroll.
Thanks
You haven't said what operating system you are using.
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I am looking for away to view and capture data from the serial monitor in arduino. I would like to save it to a file. Someone suggested a sereial emulator, but no name. What program would I need to do this? Arduino serial monitor fonts are too small and I have lost the window to stop the scroll.
Thanks
For Windows, MacOSX or Linux?
On Linux, you can simply "cat /dev/whatever > filename" from the command line. I imagine this works on MacOSX, too.
On Windows, it used to ship with a program called HyperTerminal, but I don't think it does anymore. However, the free program "putty" can open a serial port, and it can also log all data on a connection to a file, for example.
WINDOWS 7 AND xp
Hyperterminal is included with windows XP.
realterm has a logging function