YAT Reviews

Although YAT is a nice software, I was quite disappointed by the fact that it is very limited to the concept of a terminal, unlike SerialTool (www.serialtool.com), which allows me to work better at a low level with serial communication.

Works very well for prototyping interactions with our custom USB HID based device.

By far the best all-around terminal on this planet.

This program is beyond amazing! I am still learning all its features, but WOW! I primariliy needed hotkeys to perform string sends and boy did this hit the ball out of the park! I will certainly find more applications that this will simplify, I'm sure! I'll give support a 5 because of what others are saying. I have not needed support yet, so maybe it's really a 10.

It's simply the best and most feature-packed terminal program out there. Also, the developer and maintainer, Maettu, is very attentive and always updating the program with fixes and improvements. Look no further.

just the best terminal application out there!

YAT is a great help for me: I use it for unit tests with command file input where I place pauses between each command (line).

please share this app for linux (ubuntu, debian). Best terminal on Windows.

Lange gesucht und endlich gefunden. Bestes Terminal ever!!!

Great set of features for in depth and embedded serial terminal. Works awesome with modems since you can macro tons of useful commands and create macro sets.

Excellent

Superb application to debug any IO communication!

Using it every day for Serial/Usb/UDP/TCP communications. Pre-defined custom commands are effective and a big time saver.

Very good Terminal Emulator

Excellent terminal to Embedded Devices Debugging.

Best terminal on Win 7

Really amazing piece of software. I love the interface, support for UART and TCP/IP, being able to save a configuration, the logging facility (once I discovered it...) and user defined messages. The only thing that is really lacking is the ability to open a UART port in spy mode (unless I'm missing something?). It is surprisingly useful to monitor a UART link without interfering.

Best Terminal application I found in years. Great USB HID terminal App .

I needed a terminal which doesn't send each character instantly. For this purpose this software is the best i found out there. I'd like to see something like repeated sending of predifined text and then this program would be really perfect.

You don't have a command burst feature which can sends a command continuously with a small delay after each command sent. I would like to have a feature like this to test my automation controller which the RS-485 serial traffic is at a rate of 1-10ms. Should have it to test most hardware hardware. Writing a firmware for a protocol usually is easy because everything is in the protocol documentations. What is not easy is to deal with possible real-world fast serial traffic. For example, a Modbus RTU slave hardware might get a command receiving rate of 10ms from the master. Why? coz each master may have around 32 slaves under it. The customer don't want to wait for 1 minute just to receive a complete response from all slaves. You got what I mean why we need the autosend / burst mode for sending data in YAT. Good luck my friends..

I have been searching for a terminal window to use to connect to my Arduino; I wanted something that was quick and easy with intuitive configuration and YAT seems to do the trick. I must say I am impress, if you are into home brew bits and bytes YAT is for you.

I have not tested YAT with all of my cases, but at the first sight it is the most PERFECT for device debugging such as AT-commanded modems and so on. Thanks to developers for predefined commands with description field - it is GREAT! I tried to find such App, have already began making my own terminal with Delphi, and just found your well-done tool. Thank you very much! It will help me a lot with my DIY-hobby works)

Project has an issue with USB/HID devices: partition raw data to HID reports. line 178 in file HidReports.cs should be fixed to: int lengthToCopy = ((data.Length - offset) <= usableLength) ? (data.Length - offset) : usableLength; Great project though

I have tested only serial com 9600bps. Works great for me and have all the neessary functions I need. Have to learn how to use it. I have tested also with devices sending messages every 20ms and no fault detected. Just excelent for me, better than any terminal I have tested. Only bug is in all setings 00h breaks lines, not recognized as standard byte iosif7