Sscom V5.13.1 English Version -

Use the function to record the telemetry directly to your hard drive for future analysis in Excel or MATLAB. Troubleshooting Common Issues 1. The COM Port Dropdown is Empty

Unlike bloated modern IDEs or basic terminal emulators like PuTTY (which lacks dedicated hardware debugging features), SSCOM is purpose-built for embedded systems development. Key Features of SSCOM V5.13.1 1. Robust Serial Port & Hardware Support

Since the tool is created by a Chinese developer, the default text might be in Chinese. Users can simply click the "Change Language" option to switch to the English menu. Sscom V5.13.1 English Version

In Sscom:

: Includes a "Multi-String" sending feature where you can pre-define common commands and trigger them with a single click. Use the function to record the telemetry directly

Supports standard speeds from 110 bps up to non-standard, customizable high-speed baud rates exceeding 2 Mbps.

. It is especially popular for testing embedded systems like Arduino, STM32, or ESP8266 because it allows for direct data exchange without a complex IDE. Key Features Portability Key Features of SSCOM V5

: Enable timestamps to track exactly when data packets are received, which is useful for analyzing communication latency.

: Built-in support for Modbus RTU/ASCII CRC checking, simplifying industrial protocol testing. Technical Specifications Version V5.13.1 (English) Platform Windows XP/7/10/11 Interface Serial (RS232/485), TCP, UDP Baud Rate Range 110 bps to 921600+ bps File Logging Supports saving received data to .txt or .log files Why Use SSCOM?

This indicates a baud rate mismatch. Close the port, verify the correct baud rate of your target device, update the setting in SSCOM, and reopen the port.