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Local ​

Open a terminal directly on the local machine, open a WSL distribution, or connect to serial devices without a network.

Local Shell ​

Connection Parameters ​

ParameterDescription
Shell TypeSelect which local shell to open
Character EncodingTerminal charset, default UTF-8. Also supports GBK, GB2312, Big5, Shift-JIS, etc.
Startup ScriptCommands or scripts automatically executed after the terminal starts (optional)
Start Recording Log on ConnectAutomatically start recording the session log when the connection is established

Supported shell types (detected automatically depending on the operating system):

Windows:

  • PowerShell
  • CMD
  • Command Prompt (Clink)
  • Command Prompt (Admin) / PowerShell (Admin) -- elevated through UAC and embedded as a regular tab
  • Git Bash
  • Cygwin / MSYS2
  • Nushell

macOS / Linux:

  • bash
  • zsh
  • Other installed shells

WSL ​

Open WSL Linux distributions installed on Windows (such as Ubuntu or Debian). Each distribution is listed as a separate shell.

WSL file management: The Files sidebar supports browsing and managing files in WSL distributions directly, without installing anything inside the distribution. See Sidebar for details.

Serial ​

Connect to serial devices such as router consoles, embedded development boards, industrial equipment, etc.

Connection Parameters ​

ParameterDescription
PortSerial port name (COMx on Windows, /dev/ttyUSBx on Linux)
Baud RateTransmission rate, commonly 9600 or 115200
Data BitsData bits per frame, commonly 8
Stop BitsStop bits, commonly 1
ParityError detection, options: None, Even, Odd, Mark, Space
Character EncodingTerminal charset, default UTF-8. Also supports GBK, GB2312, Big5, Shift-JIS, etc.
Backspace KeyByte sequence sent by the terminal backspace key, default ASCII Delete (0x7F). Also supports ASCII Backspace (0x08) and VT220 Delete (ESC[3~)
Local EchoWhether to display input locally; enable as needed
Newline ModeCR (default) or CR+LF
Start Recording Log on ConnectAutomatically start recording the session log when the connection is established

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