[DUG] Serial port data capture

[Jeremy Coulter]

Since I write software for PABX integration which involves capturing and
processing SMDR data, then I would agree with Michael, Apro is the way to go
for serial data.
Fo the TCP/IP stuff, I ididnt use Indy and use something else, but the data
streams are normally the same between serial and TCP/IP, its just how is
received thats different.

If you need a hand, just let me know.


Jeremy

On Thu, Jul 9, 2009 at 11:28 AM, Ian Drower <ian.drower at idsystems.co.nz>wrote:

>  Hi John
>
>
> Check out this software.. pretty versatile and free..
>
> http://www.windmill.co.uk/
>
> Regards
> Ian Drower
>
> John Bird 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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