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You can use different USB serial adapters with your Airconsole and many will work fine, however they aren't officially supported

You will probably get best results using a USB serial adapter that has an FTDI chip inside it, although several pl2303 and TI based cables should work as well.

Currently there is only one level of access granted to the administration page.

If you want to have more fine-grained access control to the terminal.asp page, you can host it on your own server.

To answer your questions: 1. You can edit the terminal.asp file by hosting it yourself - download a copy of the "Airconsole Websockets Developer SDK" from the website here: http://www.get-console.com/airconsole (under the Developers section). The existing terminal.asp page cannot be delete...

It looks like your robotic device is simply sending a CR (carriage return) at the end of each line instead of a CR LF combo. VT100 requires both - the carriage return moves the cursor back to the start of the line, and the line feed (LF) advances the cursor to the next line. You are correct that the...

Hi, Thanks for sending the log files in. We have had a chance to analyse them and try to replicate the issue in our lab. The serial debug shows that your equipment is sending a 0x0A 0x0D (LF + CR). Whilst this is uncommon, it is handled correctly by the VT100 terminal screen (the main GetConsole scr...

Hello,

You may try changing what the enter key sends - under options change it to CR+LF and see if that fixes your issue.

Sorry - out messages just crossed.

You can enable logging from within Hyperterm and check with a hex editor if the data contains CRLF or a different line ending.

If possible, next time you are able to run the download, can you please enable the serial debug option (via the hidden button as describe in the manual above), and once complete, email both the serial debug and the console (from within GetConsole) to simon@get-console.com - we should be able to furt...

I think it would help to understand how you are transferring the data out of GetConsole and into your processing software. Without knowing that, it is unlikely we can help further.

I don't think there is any issue with the logged data; it is exactly what was presented on the serial port.

The same data received from the serial port is both written to the console log and to the terminal screen; there is no line ending conversion. There are reasons why the data may be displayed differently on the terminal and clipboard editor: - the main terminal screen of GetConsole is a VT100 emulato...