RS232 Terminal configuration - Revision history

FabienM: Redirected page to Category:Terminal

2016-07-27T12:21:01Z

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	~~==Serial Terminal configuration==~~		#REDIRECT[[Category:Terminal]]
	~~You will need a Serial terminal emulator to communicate with U-Boot/Linux console. You can choose between:~~
	* [[~~Kermit]]~~
	* [[Minicom]]
	* [[GTKTerm]]
	* [[Screen]]
	* [[Microcom]]
	~~We suggest you to use [[Kermit]] as Terminal emulator. Minicom was sadly reported to have problems when communicating with U-Boot (ZModem data transfer).~~
	~~If you just need a simple serial console and not to transfer data through the serial link, then '''GTKTerm''' is the perfect choice ! (''gtkterm'' package in Ubuntu)~~
	~~{{Note\|Your terminal should now be configured with: '''115200 bauds 8N1''' parameters}}~~

FabienM: /* Serial Terminal configuration */

2016-04-18T10:08:37Z

Serial Terminal configuration

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	* [[GTKTerm]]		* [[GTKTerm]]
	* [[Screen]]		* [[Screen]]
			* [[Microcom]]
	We suggest you to use [[Kermit]] as Terminal emulator. Minicom was sadly reported to have problems when communicating with U-Boot (ZModem data transfer).		We suggest you to use [[Kermit]] as Terminal emulator. Minicom was sadly reported to have problems when communicating with U-Boot (ZModem data transfer).
	If you just need a simple serial console and not to transfer data through the serial link, then '''GTKTerm''' is the perfect choice ! (''gtkterm'' package in Ubuntu)		If you just need a simple serial console and not to transfer data through the serial link, then '''GTKTerm''' is the perfect choice ! (''gtkterm'' package in Ubuntu)
	{{Note\|Your terminal should now be configured with: '''115200 bauds 8N1''' parameters}}		{{Note\|Your terminal should now be configured with: '''115200 bauds 8N1''' parameters}}

FabienM: /* Serial Terminal configuration */

2015-09-28T07:58:10Z

Serial Terminal configuration

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	* [[Minicom]]		* [[Minicom]]
	* [[GTKTerm]]		* [[GTKTerm]]
			* [[Screen]]
	We suggest you to use [[Kermit]] as Terminal emulator. Minicom was sadly reported to have problems when communicating with U-Boot (ZModem data transfer).		We suggest you to use [[Kermit]] as Terminal emulator. Minicom was sadly reported to have problems when communicating with U-Boot (ZModem data transfer).
	If you just need a simple serial console and not to transfer data through the serial link, then '''GTKTerm''' is the perfect choice ! (''gtkterm'' package in Ubuntu)		If you just need a simple serial console and not to transfer data through the serial link, then '''GTKTerm''' is the perfect choice ! (''gtkterm'' package in Ubuntu)
	{{Note\|Your terminal should now be configured with: '''115200 bauds 8N1''' parameters}}		{{Note\|Your terminal should now be configured with: '''115200 bauds 8N1''' parameters}}

JulienB at 17:54, 4 May 2011

2011-05-04T17:54:18Z

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	==~~RS232~~ Terminal configuration==		==Serial Terminal configuration==
	You will need a ~~RS232~~ terminal emulator to communicate with U-Boot/Linux console. You can choose between:		You will need a Serial terminal emulator to communicate with U-Boot/Linux console. You can choose between:
	* [[Kermit]]		* [[Kermit]]
	* [[Minicom]]		* [[Minicom]]
	* [[GTKTerm]]		* [[GTKTerm]]
	We suggest you to use [[Kermit]] as Terminal emulator ~~for RS232 connection~~. Minicom was sadly reported to have problems when communicating with U-Boot (ZModem data transfer).		We suggest you to use [[Kermit]] as Terminal emulator. Minicom was sadly reported to have problems when communicating with U-Boot (ZModem data transfer).
	If you just need a simple serial console and not to transfer data through ~~RS232~~, then '''GTKTerm''' is the perfect choice ! (''gtkterm'' package in Ubuntu)		If you just need a simple serial console and not to transfer data through the serial link, then '''GTKTerm''' is the perfect choice ! (''gtkterm'' package in Ubuntu)
	{{Note\|Your terminal should now be configured with: '''115200 bauds 8N1''' parameters}}		{{Note\|Your terminal should now be configured with: '''115200 bauds 8N1''' parameters}}

JulienB at 17:46, 8 March 2010

2010-03-08T17:46:02Z

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	You will need a RS232 terminal emulator to communicate with U-Boot/Linux console. You can choose between:		You will need a RS232 terminal emulator to communicate with U-Boot/Linux console. You can choose between:
	* [[Kermit]]		* [[Kermit]]
	* Minicom		* [[Minicom]]
	* [[GTKTerm]]		* [[GTKTerm]]
	We suggest you to use [[Kermit]] as Terminal emulator for RS232 connection. Minicom was sadly reported to have problems when communicating with U-Boot (ZModem data transfer).		We suggest you to use [[Kermit]] as Terminal emulator for RS232 connection. Minicom was sadly reported to have problems when communicating with U-Boot (ZModem data transfer).
	If you just need a simple serial console and not to transfer data through RS232, then '''GTKTerm''' is the perfect choice ! (''gtkterm'' package in Ubuntu)		If you just need a simple serial console and not to transfer data through RS232, then '''GTKTerm''' is the perfect choice ! (''gtkterm'' package in Ubuntu)
	{{Note\|Your terminal should now be configured with: '''115200 bauds 8N1''' parameters}}		{{Note\|Your terminal should now be configured with: '''115200 bauds 8N1''' parameters}}

JulienB: factorize RS232

2009-05-16T08:36:01Z

factorize RS232

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==RS232 Terminal configuration==
You will need a RS232 terminal emulator to communicate with U-Boot/Linux console. You can choose between:
* [[Kermit]]
* Minicom
* [[GTKTerm]]
We suggest you to use [[Kermit]] as Terminal emulator for RS232 connection. Minicom was sadly reported to have problems when communicating with U-Boot (ZModem data transfer).
If you just need a simple serial console and not to transfer data through RS232, then '''GTKTerm''' is the perfect choice ! (''gtkterm'' package in Ubuntu)
{{Note|Your terminal should now be configured with: '''115200 bauds 8N1''' parameters}}