Virtual serial ports bridge

OS Support. It supports all modern Windows x86 and x64 platforms including Windows Windows 11 and Windows Server are also supported. On bit operating systems, both bit and bit Virtual Serial Ports ActiveX control libraries are installed and registered, allowing both bit and bit client code to create and manage virtual COM ports. Download this serial communication program and start virtualizing serial ports and connections in a few seconds!

Local serial bridges and loopbacks Product allows you to create any number of virtual ports and connect them in pairs via virtual null-modem cables. For any serial application the virtual ports, virtual null-modem links and their behavior are completely identical to the hardware ports and cables.

Network-based remote serial bridges Product allows you to create pairs of virtual serial ports connected with each other by means of a LAN, WAN or Internet connections.

Virtual serial ports are created on the different distinct computers. A listening port is used as a connection point for remote virtual serial bridge. Pipe-connected serial ports You may create virtual serial ports connected to a named pipes in order to be used for communication with guest OS serial ports created by VM emulation software.

Custom virtual null-modem pin-outs For the most comprehensive null-modem cable emulation, our virtual cables allow you to specify the connection between virtual socket pins.

Use one of the standard wiring layouts or create custom ones. Virtual cable pinouts are supported for both local and remote bridges. TX data buffer overflowing may be emulated for both local and remote serial bridge communications allowing you to develop reliable applications. Line noise emulation This advanced feature allows you to emulate serial link line noise. It will help you to develop reliable, data loss resistant serial communication solutions, implement error correction algorithms and more.

Free Virtual Serial Ports screenshots. Our serial port virtualization technology is built around a user-mode driver, which greatly improves overall system stability and ensures no kernel-mode failures can ever happen in your system. In-process COM server offers a rich API that allows you to create and manage virtual serial devices from external applications.

The configuration utility has a sleek and intuitive graphical interface. Serial traffic can be forwarded from one real port to another physical or virtual port. The capacity to set individual read handwrite permissions for each virtual port. Automatic port switching with the Switcher feature that allows your program to communicate through any free port as if it was always the same interface.

You may be interested in related articles. Features list: The functionality of the virtual COM interfaces is identical to that of a physical serial port. Data that transferred to one of the virtual ports are simultaneously available to the interface at the other end of the virtual pair. All of the virtual RS ports that you create on your system are available before user login as the application runs as a Windows system service.

This ensures that they will be recreated after a system reboot. Features list: This free virtual null-modem emulator software allows the creation of a virtual copy of hardware null-modem cables with either DB or DE-9 connectors.

From: AK6DN " Looks like the 'free' version is just a crippled version of their regular software. Any attempt at configuration drops you into the 'you must purchase the licensed version to do that' dialog. Features list: It is designed for software engineers that need to develop serial applications and allows them to create, test and debug applications and devices that employ serial interfaces. Some of the benefits of this program and the virtualization of ports are that the same device can be opened by multiple applications and you can create pairs of virtual serial ports.

Serial interfaces can also be shared by multiple applications at the same time and a COM interface can use TCP to enact sharing of the port on a local network. From: Armindo "Very nice software, that really works.

Easy to setup and work with. Has all the possible requirements for cross-port-simulation. Features list: Universal compatibility. You will need a converter if working with RS interfaces. The emulator enables precise configuration of communication parameters to fully emulate the speed and characteristics of serial data transmission for testing purposes.

Data can be sent and received simultaneously in full-duplex mode with the exception of RS communication. Easily create log files for analysis of serial data flow. Create data streams on the fly or use files to easily conduct repetitive tests with the same information. Null-modem emulator [com0com] This solution is an open-source kernel-mode virtual serial port driver that enables the emulation of serial communication interfaces.

Features list: A COM interface can be created with this program that works with device emulation applications. Essentially, this means that you can connect a device emulation app to one end of a serial port pair while the other end of the pair is occupied by a Windows application that requires communication with the device.

The program will ask you about creating a new connection. Click the "OK" button in the dialog window. No borders. You can create connections for up to physical or virtual COM ports. Virtual COM ports. You don't even need to have any physical COM ports on your computer. Serial port splitter.

You can split data from one COM port into two or more streams that is, use the program as a serial port splitter.