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It can be used in combination with other software and hardware to accelerate your virtualisation experience. It can also be used for accessing the bulletin board system on another PC. HyperTerminal is an ideal choice for VDI/DVI/ HDMI emulators. Īlso Modbus Master or Slave is possible, but then you need a Modbus Master or Slave package on the CP341 and on the PC. The HyperTerminal is a classic software program that lets Windows users set up a dial-up connection with other computers via the internal modem using Telnet. It’s no longer part of Microsoft’s vision for their operating system. A darling of power users with hundreds of uses, these days it’s sadly gone. And then write on the CPU-side a programm or look in the examples that are installed when you install the PtP package. The HyperTerminal was an incredibly useful pre-installed Windows tool included before Windows 7. The only thing is that you have to choose for a protocol ASCII or something like that. This could mean controlling peripherals attached to the serial ports, bulletin board systems, remote computers networked with the home computer, and so on. Then you could make directly contact with the RS232 port of the PC with a crosscable The HyperTerminal is a convenient preinstalled Windows component that was used to communicate with the external world. What do you want to make, communication directly with a PC? Now you mean that I should connect the CP to PC with a RS232 cable directly?Īnd can I do it through Modem? I mean connect the CP to Modem and PC to Modem and then dial the CP from PC?

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