Serial Port Monitor

What Serial Port Monitor customers say

User-Friendly Serial Port Monitor

October 14, 2025

Out of all the serial communication analysis tools I’ve used so far, this one stands out as the most user-friendly and convenient, offering a wide range of practical features. It has greatly improved my work efficiency and helped me save a lot of time during my tasks. In my case, it was especially useful for analyzing the communication protocol needed to control a display module.

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DIY Home Theater Remote made simple

January 30, 2025

Serial Port Monitor eliminated all of the guess work when designing a custom home theater remote. I was able to easily reverse engineer my AVR’s commands, record them, and test my DIY remote with this program. By far the easiest part of the entire project.

Alex Anscombe

A must-have for debugging IoT systems with serial-connected sensors

January 2, 2025

Serial Port Monitor was essential in debugging an IoT system that relied on multiple serial-connected sensors. Its ability to monitor multiple ports simultaneously was a game-changer. The detailed logs helped us diagnose issues faster than ever. If you work with serial ports, this tool is a must-have for your toolkit.

Sofia Martinez, IoT Solutions Architect

Serial Port Monitor: streamlining my testing and ensuring a flawless launch

December 6, 2024

I used Serial Port Monitor during the testing phase of a new software feature that involved serial communication. The ability to capture, log, and analyze data in real time helped me quickly find discrepancies in the protocol implementation. It streamlined our QA process and ensured a flawless product launch.

Ryan Patel, QA Analyst

An essential resource for troubleshooting serial communication issues

September 3, 2024

Serial Port Monitor is an indispensable tool for troubleshooting serial communication issues. I used it to debug a custom protocol between my PC and an embedded device. The real-time data capture and detailed analysis features made it easy to identify and resolve problems. It’s user-friendly and reliable—perfect for developers and engineers alike.

Emily Johnson, Embedded Systems Engineer