I'm trying to log an RS-232 protocol between 2 non-PC devices. I have both the TX and RX lines connected to separate (RX) com ports on my PC and I would like to be able to log the bi-directional communication with timestamps and the ability to decode the TX/RX direction.
Is it possible to have the Advanced Serial Data Logger create a single log output file from multiple com ports while still being able to decode which com port sent which data? From what I can see, I can view the separate streams from the drop-down box within the application, but not from the log file itself.
(Unrelated, but is it possible to log hex data without the '#' symbol? I tried "%02X", but the leading zero was stripped off so that 0x06 was logged as " 6")
Is it possible to have the Advanced Serial Data Logger create a single log output file from multiple com ports while still being able to decode which com port sent which data? From what I can see, I can view the separate streams from the drop-down box within the application, but not from the log file itself.
(Unrelated, but is it possible to log hex data without the '#' symbol? I tried "%02X", but the leading zero was stripped off so that 0x06 was logged as " 6")