SerialTest is a cross-platform test tool for serial port, Bluetooth, TCP and UDP. It runs under Linux, Android, macOS, and Windows.
The tool works as a data transceiver/realtime plotter/shortcut/file transceiver.
Features include:
- Support for:
- Serial port.
- Bluetooth SPP client/server.
- Bluetooth LE client.
- TCP client/server.
- UDP.
- Serial port debugger:
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- Show all available serial ports with parameters. No need to check Device Manager or dmesg.
- Set baud rate, data bits, stop bits, parity scheme, flow control and change them on the fly.
- Modify DTR/RTS signals, Show CTS, DSR, DCD, RI(RNG)signals.
- Save the parameters of the last connection.
- Save connection parameters by port name or device ID then reuse them quickly.
- (Android: support hardware serial port only, like
/dev/ttyXXX). - (Android: Workaround for USB serial devices).
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- Bluetooth SPP debugger:
- Supports commonly used Bluetooth modules(HC-05, HC-06, JDY-34, …).
- Supports communication between PC and smartphone.
- Supports client mode and server mode.
- The server can be connected by multiple devices. You can enable/disable the Tx/Rx function of them.
- Supports multiple local Bluetooth adapters (Experimental).
- Client: Supports specifying service UUID.
- Bluetooth LE debugger:
- Show all services(primary and included services), characteristics and descriptors of connected device.
- Specify different service for Rx/Tx.
- TCP:
- Supports IPv4/IPv6.
- Client：Supports specifying local address and port.
- Client：The remote address can be a IP address or a website.
- Client：Supports storing connection parameters with user specified name then reuse them quickly.
- Server：Supports listening on all NICs or specified NIC.
- Server：The server can be connected by multiple devices. You can enable/disable the Tx/Rx function of them.
- UDP:
- Supports IPv4/IPv6.
- Supports listening on all NICs or specified NIC.
- Supports storing connection parameters with user specified name then reuse them quickly.
- Change remote address and port on the fly.
Website: github.com/wh201906/SerialTest
Support:
Developer: wh201906
License: MIT License or GNU General Public License v3.0
SerialTest is written in C++. Learn C++ with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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