Putty Serial Batch File
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Send Command to Bluetooth Serial using Putty/Plink. Ask Question 2. Is there a way to do this so I can just run a bat file and have it send the commands automatically? Batch-file bluetooth arduino putty plink. Browse other questions tagged batch-file bluetooth arduino putty plink or ask your own question. Though as your 'bat' file is actually not a batch file (that would produce the commands for the device), but a text file that directly contains the commands for the device, you want to use the contents of the file as an input, rather than output of its execution. PuTTY serial configuration from batch file. Automate logging into PuTTY.
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commented Aug 28, 2015
I have a batch file that opens a group of putty windows all at once -- I typically open windows to all the nodes of a database cluster at once, b/c I usually need to work on them all together. My batch file has a bunch of commands like this: This works well for opening a bunch of independent windows. Is there a way to cause each putty session to open as a tab in an open Cmder session, instead of as independent windows? I played around with this approach, but I'm not sure if that is even going in the right direction. |
commented Dec 2, 2018
See: https://conemu.github.io/en/ChildGui.html Closing. |
I'm trying to automate PuTTY using batch file. I am able to run serial session but I need to set up two additional things:
- Terminal -> Local echo: Force on;
- Terminal -> Local line editing: Force on
I have no idea what command would allow me to do that.
Martin Prikryl1 Answer
Putty Batch File Commands
There's no command-line switch for that, if that's what you ask for.
All you can do is to configure a 'saved session' and open that from your batch file.
You can, of course, create a temporary 'saved session' from the batch file.
These questions show how:
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