
Some uses of HyperTerminal Private Edition: Use a TCP/IP network to connect to systems on the Internet or your network using Telnet or Secure Shell (SSH) Use a Dial-Up modem to dial into modem based systems Talk directly to many different types of devices using serial COM ports Define key macros, save keystrokes, or adapt to host systems that require special keys or command sequences Assign passwords, user ID's and host commands to a single key Select terminal screen size and colors to take advantage of host systems that let you adjust the number or rows and columns displayed Set the program to automatically exit after you log out. If you are using the TTS-1000 make sure the meter is in Peak Hold or First Peak mode.HyperTerminal Private Edition is a terminal emulation program that supports communications over TCP/IP networks, Dial-Up Modems, and serial COM ports. Try connecting and disconnecting the HyperTerminal programģ. If you do not see the information on the screen:ġ.

To send data from the torque product to the HyperTerminal program press either the save key, the clear key or the print key depending on what product you are using (see the operation manual for specific instruction on how to send data). Once the software is complete make sure the screed shows connected at the bottom, if it is not select the call button at the top of the screen. The example is for the TED Testers, ED dial wrenches and the Ex (SuperDuty) wrench. If your are connecting a TTS-1000 torque meter all properties are the same except the baud rate is The following shows the values needed to communicate with the TED tester series, the Electronic Dial Wrench series (ED) and the SuperDuty torque wrench series: 9600 bps, 8 data bits, Parity none, 1 Stop bit, Hardware flow control The next screen asks you to setup the communication properties. Select the com port that pertains to your connection with the torque tool (here it is shown as com 3 but yours is probably com 1 or com 2). The Next Screen asks you to select where to connect to. You can name the file whatever you want but we have named it "Torque Input Program" for this example IF YOU CANNOT SEE THESE WINDOWS CLEARLY ON YOUR SCREEN PLEASE PRINT THEM OUT AND READ THE HARDCOPY Hyperterminal will start and you will see the following screen: START-PROGRAMS-ACCESSORIES-COMMUNICATIONS-HyperTerminal On your desktop, using your mouse, select:

To start the HyperTerminal program do the following:


HyperTerminal allows your computer to communicate with your serial com port and accept data from the torque device. To send data from any JETCO torque product to the computer, without special software, you can use HyperTerminal (supplied standard with Microsoft Windows):
