Tera Term (or TeraTerm) is a free and open source terminal emulation application which can function as a telnet or SSH client. Tera Term will now automatically start with the correct settings.Free and open source terminal emulation with support for SSH, Telnet, Cygwin and SSH SCP file transfers and key generation. My personal preference is to set the font to "10 point Consolas" and the Terminal size to 132 x 40.Īfter you are happy with the settings, it can be saved with "Setup > Save Setup.". Select the correct COM port, 115200 BAUD, 8 data bits, no parity, 1 stop bit and no flow control: Right-click "Start (Windows icon bottom left of task bar) > Device Manager":īack to Tera Term.
The Device Manager utility can be used to figure out which COM port. Make sure that a device is connected that has been assigned a COM port. Tera Term can now be set up to use the correct communication settings. While you are modifying TERATERM.INI, you can also change the default BAUD from 9600 to 115200: Baud rateĪfter modifying and saving TERATERM.INI, close and reopen Tera Term for the new configuration to take effect.Ģ.3 Select serial port and communication settings Binary flag for XMODEM Receive and ZMODEM Send (on/off) Search for "xmodem" and change the "XmodemOpt" setting to "crc": XMODEM option (checksum/crc/1k) To open the file for editing, select "Setup > Setup directory." and click the "Open File" button:
Tera Term can auto detect which variant of XMODEM protocol to use (checksum, CRC or 1k), but it can also be preset in the TERATERM.INI file. Here are the steps to download and configure Tera Term: It has a multitude of features, one of which is an easy-to-implement XMODEM-CRC protocol to transfer files (see px_xmodem.h : XMODEM-CRC receive module). Tera Term is an easy-to-use ANSI/VT100 terminal emulator for the Windows operating system that supports serial port and telnet or SSH connections over TCP/IP.
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