TriConnect Advanced Edition is a version of TriConnect that is intended to suit your corporate or professional hardware and network communication needs. In addition to the basic features of the free version, the following additional features are included:

Hex View Mode

Perfect for exploring protocols, allows to see what non-printable characters are actually there.

TCP Connection Bookmarks

Allows to establish connection to a frequently used location in just in a couple taps instead of typing the hostname and port number every time.

Local Echo

Helps to see what you are actually typing in case the remote hardware or a network service does not echo the characters back to you. This option can be enabled by setting a mark in a checkbox in the preferences dialog.

Saving Session Logs

Used to keep track of received and sent (if the local echo is enabled) data. Extremely useful in case your device or network service reports something really important or if you want to mail or archive the obtained information. Simply check another box and sessions will be recorded to the standard Memo folder of your Palm automatically.

Sending Special Characters

Do you have a device that requires that an ESC is sent before every command? Do you want to be able to emulate sending of non-printable characters you cannot type using graffiti or the on-screen keyboard. There is a menu item that allows sending any of the characters beween 0 and 255.

Scripted Keystrokes

With TriConnect Advanced Edition you may specify as many pre-configured keystrokes as you need, to save your time typing the same stuff over and over again. TriConnect Advanced Keystroke is a very useful thing. Actually, it's more like a script, where you can specify what data to send and what to expect the remote device or network service to answer. As soon as an answer is received, the script goes on with the next item, until all the steps you defined are passed.

Executing keystrokes is easy. It's done by invoking the dialog and tapping the "Start" button.

Periodically Executed Keystrokes

You can define a keystroke that, once activated, should be executed periodically with a defined time interval. Especially it's useful with an equipment you have to show some activity to, so that it doesn't close the session. It may also simply request status output from the device for your convenience. Defining such a keystroke is easy. Simply check the "Execute every" checkbox and specify the interval in seconds.