ttylog - serial device logger

       This manual page was  originally  written  by  Tibor  Koleszar  <t.koleszar@somogy.hu>,  for  the  Debian
       GNU/Linux system.  Modifications and updates written by Robert James Clay <jame@rocasa.us>.

                                                   2016-06-02                                          TTYLOG(8)

       This  program  writes  everything  that  comes  from a serial device like /dev/ttyS1 onto stdout. You can
       specify the device and the baud rate of the device.

       ttylog - serial device logger

       ttylog follows the GNU command line syntax, with long options starting with two dashes('-').   A  summary
       of the options is included below:

       -h,--help
              Displays a little help

       -v,--version
              Version number of ttylog plus Copyright information

       -b,--baud
              Baud  rate  of  the device. Available baud rates: 300, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600
              and 115200

       -d--device
              The serial device. For example /dev/ttyS1

       -f--flush
              Output buffers are flushed after every write.

       -t--timeout
              How long to run ttylog, in seconds.

ttylog [-b|--baud] [-d|--device] [-f|--flush] [-t|--timeout] > /path/to/logfile

       If  you are not using the timeout option, you can stop it running by pressing a ctrl-c when it's going to
       the screen or doing "kill -HUP nnnn" (where nnnn is  the  process  ID  for  ttylog)  if  running  in  the
       background.