Re: RS232 protocol sniffing

http://www.aggsoft.com/

They have some trial software that will be helpful for the initial
part of sniffing. You might not want to pay for it just to use it as a
once off, in which case you could create a restore point and go back
to it after you're done, or use the trial and hopefully get all the
information you need within the trial period?

Their software does work well from the times I've used it, although it
is a little technical.

On Mar 28, 10:51 pm, deciBel <e...@mangset.no> wrote:
> Hello
>
> Im currently trying to figure out how to control a RS232 devices via
> iViewer, and Global Caches GC-100-18.
>
> I dont have the RS232 protocol for the device (a lightingsystem), so I
> need to sniff them out myself.
>
> (Ive already asked the manufaturer to get the protocol, but they
> wouldnt give it away )
>
> So I guess I need to do it the hard way.. Figure it out by my self!
>
> Ive spent some time now, on google trying to find a propper "RS232"
> sniffer tool. With out any "big" success...Moste of them are trials,
> and doesnt seem to do much good.
>
> Does anyone with a bit experience in RS232 programming have any
> suggestions of what program I shoud be using? What cable I should use,
> and/or any tips/tricks?  Anything helps! :)
>
> Best Regards
>
> Even

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