moserial can be used to record your sent and received data to a file.
This function is also useful for receiving and storing straight
binary data dumped from a remote device. For instance, some oscilloscopes
will dump screenshots to a serial port, without using any error
correction protocols (like the Tektronix 11801).
When you are ready to record to a file, simply click Record,
select the desired data to record (Incoming and/or Outgoing) in
the Stream to Record selection box, and enter the
filename in the filechooser area.
When recording begins, the Record button will
change into a Stop Recording button. You will need
to click this when you wish to stop recording, or you have received
the entire binary file that you wanted to download.
moserial can optionally launch the recorded file with the default application
for its file type, when recording has finished. It can also terminate
recording after a period of inactivity. Use the
Preferences dialog to enable or
disable these features.
Note that if you wish to receive files using an error correction protocol
(xmodem, ymodem, or zmodem), you will need to use the
Receive File
function instead. Unlike the Record function, the
Receive File function can automatically determine when
the file download is complete.
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