SerialTool overview

SerialTool is the result of years of development and implementation of functionalities in the use of the COM port.

Many features have been designed to facilitate embedded development using the COM (UART) port.

Among the various functions it is possible to save buffers, insert alarms when a specific buffer arrives, save serial traffic and much more.

A super easy tool for Arduino hobbyists to test their application with AutoAnswer functions.

Ideal for professional users with logging functions and timed multiple packet send for intensive application stress tests.

SerialTool is available for Windows, Mac OS and Linux.

What’s new in version 1.7.0

Updated on Apr 11 2024

Implemented SpyPort Serial Port Sniffer for Windows.
Implemented Crash Report.
Implemented Special Buffers.
Added Alarm Types.
Added Custom Baud Rate Support.
Added SET and CLEAR of BREAK signal for Windows and macOS.
Added CRC for Checksum 8 modulo 256.
Added saving of main window settings (quick buffer, screen size, screen position) when closing the application.
Added the possibility to set the current Multiple Buffer as default without loading a separate file each time.
Improved data printing performance.
Made the Session Packet list draggable.
Added automatic CR LF filling with all combinations to Multiple Buffers and Special Buffers.

Information

License

Free

Size

51.9 MB

Developer’s website

https://serialtool.com/_en/index.php

Downloads

509

App requirements

Intel 64
Apple Silicon
macOS 10.14 or later

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User Ratings

diffymizzy

Aug 29 2023

1.2.0

5.0

Version: 1.2.0

That's a great software for serial port. One of the few existing for MAC and it is great to have it. It is super easy to use it.

mckey128

Jan 3 2023

0.9.0

Version: 0.9.0

Well frankly speaking I was doubtful when I first saw all supported features. So far this software looks great especially if you are looking for a serial port software when you are developing on embedded systems. I would suggest you this if you are using an Arduino board. The User Interface is straight forward even if I personally like keyboard shortcuts. Great job guys...