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- The problem I am having - using both hyperterminal and Putty - is that neither accepts any input from terminal at any point during the connection. So I can't break the boot sequence OR enter login information. Am I missing something? Is there a way to force commands using a different sequence of key presses?
- The special command sequences available are described in the 'Using PuTTY' documentation page. However, to check the tunnels you have open, you would right-click the PuTTY icon in the upper-left corner of the window and choose 'Change Settings', then drill down to Connection → SSH → Tunnels.
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PuTTY users simply need to choose 'serial', select the correct COM port and set the speed, as shown in the dialog below. If you are unsure of the COM port, run Device Manager and look under 'Ports'. USB-attached serial adapters should have the name of the adapter shown (the Adafruit cable comes up as 'Prolific USB-toSerial Comm Port'. Boot messages.
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commented Aug 23, 2016
In the regular putty client on windows i can right click the top of the window and send a 'special command' such as 'break'. I can't seem to find this functionality on super putty... and i didnt see anything in the documentation or in other issues. Does this feature exist? Thanks |
Putty Serial Break Sequence Chart
commented Aug 24, 2016
I'd enable right click menu extend. You can send break command through it. |
commented Aug 24, 2016
Break Key In Putty
You'd do it in Putty, not super putty. |