It is the only program i know that can transfer files using z-modem protocol over serial. It is not used by the majority of people, but for some power users and technicians who need to use the serial port, it is invaluable. In order to try to 'register' the COM settings.īoth produce the same results - the COM settings are not saved as they have properly worked in a session. Hyperterminal or hyperterm for short has been included in windows since windows 95. When I disconnect, open that same file, it opens in Hyperterminal as 9600 8,N,1, makes the connection, but the ASCII characters are all bolexed up because the bits and parity are wrong. I connect OK using my modified settings, do whatever, 'save as' and name that connection session as an. When I configure Hyperterminal in Windows XP SP3, I configure the COM port for 9600, 7, O, 1 no handshake. When saved, the COM parameters don't save properly, they save as 9600 8,N,1, not 7,O,1. I can connect when I configure a new session, configuring the default COM parameters to what are needed, but I have been unable to save the session as a file to use it subsequently.
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I need to talk to an ASCII device at 7 bits, odd parity, 1 stop bit (7,O,1) directly over RS-232 using Hyperterminal, not over a Modem. The Removal of HyperTerminal from Windows 7/Windows 8/8.1 or Windows 10 Reasons (Why) Shell access can be controlled using Windows PowerShell and ‘winrs’ command.
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