If you are looking to set up SSCOM for a project, I can help you with: Finding the for your USB-to-Serial adapter Writing specific AT commands for your module
| Problem | Likely Cause | Solution in Sscom V5.13.1 | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | "Access Denied" when opening COM | Port already in use by another app (e.g., Arduino IDE) | Close other apps. Use "Close COM" button then reopen. | | Garbage characters in receive window | Baud rate mismatch or parity error | Match baud rate exactly. Try "No parity, 8 data bits". | | Data stops flowing after minutes | Buffer overflow or flow control wrong | Increase receive buffer in Settings. Disable flow control temporarily. | | Cannot send binary files >64KB | Incorrect protocol selection | Use YMODEM for large files. Avoid ASCII mode. | | Sscom crashes on Windows 11 | Driver conflict with USB3.0 ports | Run in Windows 7 Compatibility Mode. Use USB2.0 port. |
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While Sscom is not a full oscilloscope, it can feed data to a companion plotting tool via its "Send to Pipe" feature. Enable in Settings → Advanced → Output to Named Pipe, then connect to a Python script using matplotlib .
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