Xiaofan Chen wrote:

> On Wed, Feb 24, 2010 at 12:14 PM, Marcel Duchamp wrote:
> 
>> My favorite terminal program is still Terminal V1.9b by Br@y++ and
>> checking it, it shows all the usual radio button baud rates plus
>> custom. 
>> 
>> The custom baud rate allows typing in any number you want; whether
>> this works or not, I have no idea as I have only used the standard
>> rates but the program is free to try...
> 
> I think Terminal by Br@y++ is not useful here. Basically we need a
> serial sniffer between two chips. The PC is not communicating with
> either one, but rather to capture the communication data. 

Can't you use the RX lines of two RS232 interfaces, connected to two
instances of a terminal program? 

Some terminal programs may even have an option to join the two RX lines
in one interface, for a more convenient reading (displaying one as RX,
the other as TX). I don't remember whether the Bray terminal is one of
these, but I've seen this somewhere.

You may need a custom hardware interface, though.

Gerhard
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