Serial Terminal Emulator Windows 10
Free Virtual Serial Ports OS support: Free Virtual Serial Ports supports Windows desktop and server platforms starting from Windows Vista (x86 and x64), including Windows 8/8.1 32-bit and 64-bit operating systems. So it's not a typical terminal emulator, but that's not the point. I'm using it with the MicroView, a very small Arduino with a built in display. With a $10 Bluetooth serial connector I've got easy wireless communication to it from my PC.
If you’re looking for a free and solid application to use for your serial COM connections, try PuTTY. It’s free for commercial and private use, and takes up a mere 444KB of disk space. The latest PuTTY version can be downloaded here: Windows Vista and Windows 7 only support the private edition of HyperTerminal. Windows 7 does not even ship with HyperTerminal.
The private edition is NOT FREE for commercial use. Its license requires you purchase the application if used commercially, with the cost of the application being US$59.99, as listed on Hilgraeve’s website. To use PuTTY for your serial COM connections, follow these steps: • Figure out the COM port you’ll be using. • Switch the Connection Type to Serial. • Edit the Serial Line to match the COM port you want to use. • Edit the Speed to match the BAUD Rate you want to use.
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• Select the Serial category from the menu on the left. • Make sure all of the settings are correct (the settings in the screenshot are what I used for my session, yours could look different depending on what you’re connecting to). • Select the Open button to start the session. Your connection should now be fully functional. If you find yourself using PuTTY quite extensively, you could save settings to different profiles for fast future usage.