Serial USB Terminal

Kai Morich

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About this app

'Serial USB Terminal' is a line-oriented terminal / console app for microcontrollers, arduinos and other devices with a serial / UART interface connected with a USB to serial converter to your android device.

This app supports USB to serial converters based on
- FTDI FT232, FT2232, ...
- Prolific PL2303
- Silabs CP2102, CP2105, ...
- Qinheng CH340, CH341
and devices implementing the USB CDC protocol like
- Arduino using ATmega32U4
- Digispark using V-USB software USB
- BBC micro:bit using ARM mbed DAPLink firmware

To connect USB to serial converters, your android device must support USB OTG aka. USB host mode. Most devices support this today, but in case of issues check with one of the various USB test apps, if host mode is enabled in your android kernel.

All features in this app are free. In-App purchase is only used for the 'Donate' option.

Looking for source code? Here you find a simplified variant of this app:
https://github.com/kai-morich/SimpleUsbTerminal

Ratings and reviews

No way to up arrow commands is a deal breaker for Cisco work. Up arrow scrolls through the last few commands in IOS. It is necessary to replay command strings to quickly modify several ports on a switch. Without this it makes modifications much more difficult. I could use this instead of a windows machine if this were possible here. It is the best one out there, but just is not enough to depend on for me.

I never really get to review apps cuz.I never have to re-download them, but this app because I recall it being was bomb, I got the preload of a bunch of commands for my do we know firmware project and it was pretty solid?I could walk around and cause all sorts of great stuff.It was a solid app. lacking , as I recall a number of functions , but totally legit

Edit: default save data folder is inaccessible. Go to settings/misc and change custom folder to whatever you want, I use documents. Then you can view saved logs and data in file browser 👍 Perfect terminal for Arduino projects! I just used this to help develop a nano-based steering wheel control interpreter in my car. The ability to write code which responds to terminal commands has made it so much easier to test and de-bug my contraption in the car without a laptop, which I don't have.

What's new

1.59 2026-06-09
NEW scale font with 2-finger pinch
1.58 2026-05-01
NEW macros w/o newline
NEW hex macros with delay
1.57 2025-11-07
FIX copy from main text view with unmodified spaces
INFO Android 5.0 as minimum version
1.56 2025-03-17
FIX single CR handling for newline CR+LF setting
1.55 2024-07-21
NEW flow control for FTDI, PL2303, CP210x