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Hyperterminal is a communication program that is included free with Windows 95 and later. In a normal installation of Windows 95 or later, Hyperterminal is automatically installed under Programs:Accessories, so you access it as follows:
Start>Programs>Accessories>Hyperterminal
Upon launching Hyperterminal, you'll be given the opportunity to name and assign an icon to your settings. You may choose any name/icon. Afterwards, a series of dialog boxes will appear Check FIGURE 1.

After that in the 'CONNECT TO' screen select connect using COM 1 or COM 2 depends upon your computer & click OK.

In the PROPERTIES section select the desired BAUDRATE,
Bits per Second: select 9600 (or desired baud rate)
Data Bits: select 8 Parity: select None
Stop Bits: select 1
Flow Control: select none
Click OK

This will get you into the Hyper terminal wndow. Now you can start sending & receiving data serially through PC.

NOTE: In HYPERTERMINAL tha data you are typing (sending serially) is not displayed on the screen. Whereas the data that is received is displayed on the Hyperterminal Screen.
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How can I do this(the hyperterminal part)
using the above subroutines from the link above you can write your code....as for the hyper terminal setting you can check the above article. Follow the instructions given above and it will set the hyper terminal software to display whatever data you have received and will send any character that you type.
NOTE: Whatever you type will not be displayed on the hyperterminal window only the data that has been received will be displayed there.
Really? in my hyperterminal, when it is not connected I still can see the data I am typing...
also I get messages like ok or error and I dont know why.. help please
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