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HyperTerminal

This driver provides a web interface that lets you interactively type strings from a TCP connection through to a serial port on the XP processor.

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By: Coupe Automation | Version: 1.01 | Updated: April 1, 2026


Driver Instructions

This driver provides a web interface that lets you interactively type strings from a TCP connection through to a serial port on the XP processor.

This can help you create and debug command strings to your hardware devices.

HyperTerminal Driver

Configuration Settings

TCP Console Port - The port number to allow connections from Putty or equivalent TCP Terminal Program

Connection Type - The hardware connection type, serial, TCP/IP (out from XP), Global Cache

Serial Port - The serial port to send strings out.

Baud Rate - Serial port baud rate from 1200 to 115,200

Driver Commands

Send String - Sends a string out the output connection from any macro in your system file. This will be a fixed string.

Variables

Last String Sent - Last string sent to the output connection.

Last String Received - Last string received from the output connection.

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