Select the communication port for data communication.
The communication ports that can be selected are the serial port currently available on the computer and the network port registered in the network settings.

Open the communication device.

Close the communication device.

Displays the character code of communication data.

Displays a list of always scenarios registered in the loaded scenario file.

Starts running the always scenario.

Stops the execution of the always scenario.

Manual scenario list in the scenario list file Displays the title of the scenario list as a selection list.

Executes the scenario selected in the manual scenario list.

Suspend the running manual scenario.

Display log messages.

Clears the log message list.

Copy the contents of the log message list to the clipboard.

Enter the file name of the scenario list file to be created.

Select a scenario list file name from an existing file.

Select the character code of the communication data.
Selectable character codes are registered in the setting dialog.

Specify when a start code for send or receive data such as STX (0x02) is required.
Specify in the range of 0 to 255.
Specify -1 if you do not want to use the start code.
You can specify up to two start codes.
* This is to determine the start position of the received data.

Specify this when you need an exit code for send or receive data such as ETX (0x03) or line feed code (0x0D, 0x0A).
Specify in the range of 0 to 255.
Specify -1 if you do not want to use an exit code.
You can specify up to two exit codes.
* This is to determine the end position of the received data.

Specifies the number of bytes in the checkcode when error checking codes such as checksums and CRC codes are added after the exit code.
* Information is required to determine the number of bytes of data sent and received, and the check code itself is not evaluated.

Add an existing scenario file to the scenario file list.

Moves the selected scenario file in the scenario file list up one line in the list.
(Raise the execution priority of the scenario.)

Moves the selected scenario file in the scenario file list down one line in the list.
(Decrease the execution priority of the scenario.)

Deletes the selected scenario file in the scenario file list from the list.

Add an existing scenario file to the scenario file list.

Deletes the selected scenario file in the scenario file list from the list.

Enter the file name of the scenario file to be created.

Select a scenario file name from an existing file.

Sets the title of this scenario to be displayed in the scenario list.

Add the contents of the action settings to the end of the action list.

Overwrites the contents of the action setting with the action selected in the action list.

Moves the selected action in the action list up one line in the list.

Moves the selected action in the action list down one line in the list.

Deletes the action selected in the action list.

Displays the action type of the scenario.

When the action type is "Receive", the time of the reception wait timeout is displayed in (seconds).
When the action type is "Wait", the waiting time is displayed in (seconds).

Displays the data type of the parameter to be added to the action.

Shows the delimiter between the command and the parameter.

Shows the delimiter between parameters.

When the data type is "Plain text", the character strings to be sent and received are displayed.
When the action type is "Log output", the character string to be output to the log is displayed.

If the data type is Command / Parameter, a list of commands and parameters is displayed.

Select the action type of the scenario from the following items.

When the action type is "Receive", specify the time for the reception wait timeout in (seconds).
If the action type is "Wait", specify the waiting time in (seconds).

Select the data type of the parameter to be added to the action from the following items.

Sets the delimiter between the command and the parameter.
To specify a space as the delimiter, enter a single-byte space or enter "sp" as a character string.
* Cannot be set when the data type is "Plain text".

Sets the delimiter between parameters.
The input content is the same as "(12) Delimiter between command and parameter".

If the data type is "Plain Text", enter the character string to be sent or received.
If the action type is "Log Output", enter the character string to be output to the log.
The following escape characters can be used.

Select the action type of the scenario from the following items.

Add a new parameter to the command and parameter list.

Edit the parameter settings selected in the command / parameter list.

Moves the parameter selected in the command and parameter list up one line in the list.

Moves the parameter selected in the command and parameter list down one line in the list.

Deletes the parameter selected in the command and parameter list.

Clears all the action settings currently being entered.

Select the data type of the command or parameter from the following items.

Select the method to compare the command or parameter with the data received from the other party when the action type is "Receive" from the following items.

If checked, the comparison is case sensitive.
If unchecked, the comparison is case insensitive.

Specifies the number of bytes if the command or parameter has a fixed number of characters.
Specify -1 for variable length strings.

Sets the command or parameter string.

The following escape characters can be used.

* The format is the same as the format that can be specified by the ToString() method of C#.

Select the name of the serial port (COM1, COM2, ...) to be set.

Select the communication speed of the serial port.

Select the number of bits for sending and receiving data.

Select the parity bit method.

Select the number of stop bits.

Displays a list of configured network ports.

Adds the contents entered in the network port settings to the network port list.

Change the setting of the network port selected in the network port list.

Deletes the network port setting selected in the network port list.

The name to display in the list of network ports.

The communication protocol used by the network port.

The IP address of the network port used by "Psuedo Terminal".

The Port number of the network port used by "Psuedo Terminal".

The IP address to connect to.

The port number to connect to.

Displays a list of correspondence between the code page number of the character code and the display name.

Add a new code page to the character code list.

Change the setting of the code page selected in the character code list.

Deletes the setting of the code page selected in the character code list.

If checked, a log file will be created and the log will be output to a file.
If it is not checked, the log file will not be created.

The name of the log file to be created will be [PSEUDOTERM_YYYYMMDDhhmmss.log].

Set the name of the folder where the log file is stored.

Select the name of the folder where the log file is stored from the existing folders.

Set the name to be displayed in the list of network ports.

Select the communication protocol used for the network port from the following items.

Set the IP address of the network port used by "Psuedo Terminal".
* If the protocol setting is "TCP (Client)", this setting has no effect.

Set the port number of the network port used by "Psuedo Terminal".
* If the protocol setting is "TCP (Client)", this setting has no effect.

Set the IP address of the connection destination.
* If the protocol setting is "TCP (Server)", this setting has no effect.

Set the port number of the connection destination.
* If the protocol setting is "TCP (Server)", this setting has no effect.

Enter the code page number of the character code to be displayed.
* See the code page for the "EncodingInfo.DisplayName" property in C#.

Enter the name displayed in the character code selection list.

Select the display language of the application from the following languages.

Displays the homepage where you can purchase the license key.

Enter the user name to register the license.

Enter the license key you purchased.