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Urgent: RS232 Hyperterminal communicator with Visual C++

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    Hi, Urgent I'm current a full-time student doing my Final-Year Project. I seeking for H.E.L.P and C.O.A.C.H.I.N.G Badly :(( Requirements: I was assigned to come out a program using Visual C++ to communicate with HyperTerminal thru RS232 Serial Cable. PC(1) opens Hyperterminal to send text to PC(2) which opens Visual C++, a program to receive the text and able to view the text on the screen thru a RS232, Null Modem Cable - Serial Communication. Progress: what I had done so far is only allowing me open Visual C++ PC(2) to send text to PC(1) Hyperterminal instead in another way on the requirements I need as mentioned above. Regards, david :(

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      Hi, Urgent I'm current a full-time student doing my Final-Year Project. I seeking for H.E.L.P and C.O.A.C.H.I.N.G Badly :(( Requirements: I was assigned to come out a program using Visual C++ to communicate with HyperTerminal thru RS232 Serial Cable. PC(1) opens Hyperterminal to send text to PC(2) which opens Visual C++, a program to receive the text and able to view the text on the screen thru a RS232, Null Modem Cable - Serial Communication. Progress: what I had done so far is only allowing me open Visual C++ PC(2) to send text to PC(1) Hyperterminal instead in another way on the requirements I need as mentioned above. Regards, david :(

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      Please use cross serial cable. and communication setting should be same. eg: baudrate , parity, stop bit etc. u can use either hyperterminal or Look Rs232. my suggestion is that please use Look RS232.it gives more option to see send and receive data.

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        Please use cross serial cable. and communication setting should be same. eg: baudrate , parity, stop bit etc. u can use either hyperterminal or Look Rs232. my suggestion is that please use Look RS232.it gives more option to see send and receive data.

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        Thanks on your recommentation.. on your recommentation, does that apply on coming out a program using Visual C++ to receive the text from Hyperterminal?

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          Hi, Urgent I'm current a full-time student doing my Final-Year Project. I seeking for H.E.L.P and C.O.A.C.H.I.N.G Badly :(( Requirements: I was assigned to come out a program using Visual C++ to communicate with HyperTerminal thru RS232 Serial Cable. PC(1) opens Hyperterminal to send text to PC(2) which opens Visual C++, a program to receive the text and able to view the text on the screen thru a RS232, Null Modem Cable - Serial Communication. Progress: what I had done so far is only allowing me open Visual C++ PC(2) to send text to PC(1) Hyperterminal instead in another way on the requirements I need as mentioned above. Regards, david :(

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          Luc Pattyn
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          FYI: I have been using this virtual null modem[^] successfully; it allows you to run both programs on the same computer, having each of them use a virtual serial port which get interconnected using the virtual null modem. So you no longer need two PC systems... :)

          Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [My Articles] [My CP bug tracking] Nil Volentibus Arduum

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