An easy-to-use .NET SerialPort class.
AppVeyor build status NuGet MyGet
.NET Framework >= 3.5
- New instance GodSerialPort.
GodSerialPort serial = new GodSerialPort("COM1", 9600,0);
- Use
DataReceivedevent with received data action:Action<byte[]>.
Notice:This is not need when you read data by read method.
serial.UseDataReceived(true,(sp,bytes)=>{});
- Open SerialPort object.
serial.Open();
- Write/Send data.
byte[] bytes = new byte[]{31,32,33,34};
serial.Write(bytes);
serial.Write(bytes,offset:1,count:2);
serial.WriteHexString("7E 48 53 44");
serial.WriteAsciiString("ascii string");
- Read data.
byte[] bytes = serial.Read();
string stringAsciiOrHex = serial.ReadString();
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
Console.Write("input serialport number(only 0-9):");
string read = Console.ReadLine();
bool flag = uint.TryParse(read, out uint num);
if (!flag)
{
Exit();
}
GodSerialPort gsp = new GodSerialPort("COM"+num, 9600,0);
gsp.UseDataReceived(true,(sp,bytes) => {
string buffer = string.Join(" ", bytes);
Console.WriteLine("receive data:" + buffer);
});
flag = gsp.Open();
if (!flag)
{
Exit();
}
Console.WriteLine("serialport opend");
Console.WriteLine("press any thing as data to send,press key 'q' to quit.");
string data = null;
while (data == null || data.ToLower()!="q")
{
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(data))
{
Console.WriteLine("send data:"+data);
gsp.WriteAsciiString(data);
}
data = Console.ReadLine();
}
}
static void Exit()
{
Console.WriteLine("press any key to quit.");
Console.ReadKey();
Environment.Exit(0);
}
}
- 1.support .NET Core 2.0.
- 1.Add GodSerialPort to event action as signature param for initial a list.
- 1.Add constructor and change the constructor signature.
- 2.Add
PortUtilclass.
- 1.Add UseDataReceived method use to trigger DataReceived event.
- 2.The read metnod can be used to end character.
- 3.Add sleep time when try read data.
- 1.Fix ctor and comments.
- 1.The first version release.