Send file ([File] menu)
Sends a file to the host.
Selecting this menu brings up the "Send file" dialog.
If you select this menu while holding down the CTRL key, it skips the "Send File" dialogand proceed to file selection.
In that case, the same sending options as before will be used.
This behavior can be changed in the configuration file.
See "Skip Send file dialog" for details.
"Send file" dialog box
- File Name
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Enter or select a filename to be sent.
By dropping a file into dialog, You can also enter file name.
- File reading method
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How to read file to be sent.
- Bulk read
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- Entire file is read into memory before sending.
- When file is large, it may not be readable.
- Transmission processing is faster than sequential reading..
- Delay setting can be used to adjust transmission speed.
- Encoding of text files is automatically detected.
- This method is implemented in Tera Term 5.
- Sequential read
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- Reads 1 byte at a time from a file, and sends it.
- Text files are read as ACP and encoding is not automatically detected.
- UTF-8 files cannot be handled correctly.
- Delay settings are not available.
- This sending method is same as that of Tera Term 4.
- Binary
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If you select this option, received characters are sent without any
modifications. Otherwise, new-line codes are converted and control
characters (except TAB, LF and CR) are stripped out.
- Delay setting
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Delay settings are available when bulk read.
- delay type
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- no delay
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Without delay processing
- per character
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Delay processing for each character
- per line
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Delay processing for each line.
- per sendsize
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Delay processing for each specified transmission size.
- send size
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Send size (valid when delay type is "per sendsize")
- delay time(ms)
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Delay time (valid when delay type is not "no delay")
"Sending file" dialog box
- Close
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The Close button quits sending.
- Pause/Start
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The Pause button pauses sending. The Start button restarts sending.
These buttons function as toggles.
Drop of transmitted data
When sending data at a high bit rate over the serial port, transmitted data may be dropped.
This may be caused by insufficient performance of the connected device.
Refer to the Solution section.