RE: Serial Port Monitoring

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> Has anyone got any software that can monitor all data  from a serial
> port?
> 
	I am not sure it this would help but. 
	If you do (you might have to be root)

	$ cat /dev/ttyS0

	This will read your first serial port (ttyS1 for second port), and
display what is at the com port.
	 
	You might have to use stty to set you communication parameter such 
	as baud rate etc, do man stty

	Your serial port is just a file to the os. So with some scripting
(perl, python) you might be able to read something from a port, date stamp
it and write it to a file. 

	Just a thought .


Andy R.
Somewhere at:  41 -72




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