wxTerminal
A very flexible serial terminal in pure wxPython.
License: BSD, see README.TXT
Changes: | 1.1 Original Release | 1.2 Added ‘back door’ socket server | 1.3 Separated newline conversion on tx and rx | 1.4 Added dependency to csFIFO
Usage:
I’ve tested it on Windows XP, Windows 7 and Linux/Ubuntu under Python 2.6.7 and 2.7.3, though no warranty is given for it’s correct operation. It may work with older Python versions and on other operating systems.
It now supports a socket server so you can connect to it remotely via TCP.
The port parameter now supports urls from pySerial, e.g.
port=socket://localhost:12345
From the command line:
usage: wxTerminal.py [-h] [-port PORT] [-baud BAUD] [-xon] [-rts]
[-timeout TIMEOUT] [-echo] [-D]
[-KBNONE | -KBCR | -KBLF | -KBCRLF | -KBLFCR]
[-SPNONE | -SPCR | -SPLF | -SPCRLF | -SPLFCR]
[-5 | -6 | -7 | -8]
[-stop {1,1.5,2}] [-None | -Odd | -Even | -Mark | -Space]
[-snoopserver] [-lockKB]
e.g. wxTerminal.py -h wxTerminal.py <PORT> [other settings] Simply wxTerminal.py on it's own pops up a configuration dialog
From python:
import wxTerminal wxTerminal.Terminal(port="/dev/ttyS0") #Will open /dev/ttyS0 with default settings
or
import wxTerminal t=wxTerminal.Termina(port="/dev/tyUSB0",baudrate=115200,snoopserver=True)
or
import wxTerminal wxTerminal.Terminal() #Will bring up a port setup dialog
Other keyword parameters:
baudrate Sets the serial baud rate bytesize Sets size of Tx/Rx serial characters parity Sets serial parity stopbits Sets number of stop bits rtscts Enables hardware flow control xonxoff Enables software flow control timeout Alters serial timeout echo Enables local echo unprintable TBD sp_newline Inbound newline translation kb_newline Outbound newline translation snoopserver Enable a telnet server (port 56712) PortSettings A dictionary with keys/values from the above list lockKB Lock keyboard input (useful for snooped connections)
Dependencies:
wxPython pySerial Python >2.6.3 csFIFO
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