In HyperTerminal (or any terminal), set "Append LFs to CRs" to "on." If I remember correctly, in HypterTerminal this is in "Properties" and then "ASCII Translation."



13 is a "carriage return". 0 is the null character that indicates the termination of the character string so that the "SendData" subroutine knows when it has reached the end of the string to send to the UART.



You'd want to change all the "13,0" instances to "13,10,0". 10 is the ASCII value for a linefeed. However, this solution isn't 100% perfect because some parts of SBCMON send out a CR at the byte level rather than calling the SendSerial routine--so even if you change all the 13,0's to 13,10,0's you're still going to have some linefeed problems.

But I'd recommend the above solution about setting "Append LFs to CRs". That's the easiest solution and should require no modification to the program.

Then again, you say all the lines scroll off to the right until they wrap around. That makes no sense. When you have a CR/LF problem, the lines tend to overwrite themselves. I can't imagine what would cause your terminal program to just scroll from one line to the next--unless it is, for some reason, ignoring the CR character. But I don't know why it would be doing that.

Regards,
Craig Steiner