viterbi
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Hi friends,
I am trying to hack the RS232 port. I have one Agilent multimeter (34401A) and it can be controlled by the Agilent provided an Exel macro running on PC Side through RS232. I wanted to capture all the communications happening through the RS 232 link(basically through SCPI Language). If any of you know some tool that can do this job , I am saved. Or else let me know how it can be done. I know that if I use Visual studio VC I can not do this because the handle of the port will be held by the Exel macro making it unavailable for the new software. Suggest some idea/ or tool which can solve my issue. What about connecting the RX line and Tx line seperately to another serial port (basically tap the signal directly) then doing a read on both signals. I have a doubt whether this will drop the signal level? Please suggest better ideas...
I am trying to hack the RS232 port. I have one Agilent multimeter (34401A) and it can be controlled by the Agilent provided an Exel macro running on PC Side through RS232. I wanted to capture all the communications happening through the RS 232 link(basically through SCPI Language). If any of you know some tool that can do this job , I am saved. Or else let me know how it can be done. I know that if I use Visual studio VC I can not do this because the handle of the port will be held by the Exel macro making it unavailable for the new software. Suggest some idea/ or tool which can solve my issue. What about connecting the RX line and Tx line seperately to another serial port (basically tap the signal directly) then doing a read on both signals. I have a doubt whether this will drop the signal level? Please suggest better ideas...