Sscom V5.13.1 English Version -

finally making the advanced hex formatting and multi-string sending features accessible, Elias didn’t have to guess. He used the Extended Send

Because the tool is unsigned and niche, Windows may flag it. Click → Run anyway . Scan the file with VirusTotal first if nervous. Sscom V5.13.1 English Version

The original Sscom interface is entirely in Simplified Chinese. For a non-Chinese speaker, navigating terms like 端口设置 (Port Settings) or 自动发送 (Auto Send) becomes a guessing game. The solves this by: finally making the advanced hex formatting and multi-string

Absolutely. It works with any COM port number created by USB-to-UART drivers, virtual serial port emulators (com0com, Virtual Serial Port Emulator), or Bluetooth SPP. Scan the file with VirusTotal first if nervous

| Capability | What It Does | Practical Benefits | |------------|--------------|--------------------| | | Assign individual settings (baud rate, parity, data bits, stop bits, flow control) for each open COM port. | No need to close one session to re‑configure another—perfect for testing devices with different protocols. | | Live Data Merging Window | Drag‑and‑drop any open port into a “merge window” where incoming bytes from all selected ports are displayed together, each prefixed with a configurable port identifier. | Instantly spot timing relationships, cross‑device communication patterns, or protocol collisions. | | Per‑Port Hex/ASCII Toggle | Switch any port’s view between pure ASCII, pure hexadecimal, or a split hex/ASCII mode. | Quickly decode human‑readable messages while still being able to inspect raw byte values. | | Real‑Time Logging with Timestamp Granularity | Enable logging per port or for the merged view. Each line can include: • Date + time (down to milliseconds) • Port ID • Direction flag (RX/TX) • Optional custom tag | Generates ready‑to‑import logs for Excel, MATLAB, or custom parsers. Millisecond timestamps are essential for debugging time‑critical embedded protocols. | | Dynamic File Capture & Replay | Capture traffic to a file on‑the‑fly (auto‑rotate when a size limit is reached). Later, load the capture and replay it on any selected port at original timing or at a user‑defined speed factor. | Perfect for regression testing: record a successful session once, then replay it repeatedly to verify firmware changes. | | Conditional Triggers & Auto‑Responses | Define simple trigger rules (e.g., “when the string ‘ERROR’ appears on COM3, send ‘RESET\r\n’ on COM5”). Supports regex patterns and multi‑byte binary sequences. | Automates repetitive diagnostic steps and reduces manual intervention during long‑run tests. | | Port‑Specific Macro Recorder | Record a sequence of keystrokes or command strings for a given port, save it as a macro, and bind it to a toolbar button or hotkey. | One‑click execution of complex command sequences (e.g., bootloader entry, firmware upgrade commands). | | Graphical Signal Analyzer (Optional Plug‑in) | For ports that carry binary waveform data (e.g., UART‑based sensor streams), the built‑in analyzer can plot voltage‑level equivalents, frequency spectra, or custom charts based on user‑defined parsing scripts (Python/JavaScript). | Turns raw serial data into visual insights without needing external oscilloscopes. |