[DUG] Serial port data capture

Michael Rooney mike.rooney.nz at gmail.com
Thu Jul 9 11:20:17 NZST 2009


Hi John,
I've written one of these PABX to log file on disk apps -
unfortunately I don't own the code.  It was pretty easy using Async
Pro : http://sourceforge.net/projects/tpapro/  - Had to use Indy for
later model PABXen since they use an ethernet port and TCP/IP 'cause
the kids these days don't know about RS232 and think serial means USB.
 If you're interesting in buying the app already made (serial/tcpip
support, multiple PABXes, etc..) - I can hook you up with the
supplier.

- Mike.

On 7/9/09, John Bird <johnkbird at paradise.net.nz> wrote:
> Looking for software or source to do with monitoring data coming in from
> serial (or serial via USB) port, all I want to do is capture it and append
> it as it arrives to a disk file.
>
> This sounds like a common type of tool - Anyone know of something
> good/free/simple or source tools to do this?
>
> Records come in quite slowly, its capturing the output data from a PABX to
> get office phone call info, so 1 every few seconds is likely. PABX has a
> serial output option with a fixed format, no buffering - it just outputs the
> data as calls end.  There is commercial software to do this with database
> and reports, but in this case all they want is to capture the data for
> further processing at the end of the day...
>
>
> John


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