Serial

Serial Port AX Control is a powerful ActiveX component that can be used to simplify communication with external devices on rs232 connection. This includes modems, bar code readers, PBX or any other devices that have a serial interface.

Creates virtual COM ports directly from your own programs and fully control them! Provide interaction between serial communications applications and your program! OEM license allows you to distribute this ActiveX control as a part of your software

Virtual Serial Port Kit creates pairs of virtual serial ports in your system which are virtually connected to each other. Physical null modem cables are not required. You can connect any number of virtual port pairs. It's very useful for debugging.

Create virtual serial port directly from your application and work with it. Full serial port software emulation. Created virtual serial port looks like real serial port for other Windows applications. Compatible with VB, VC++, C++ Builder and Delphi.

Virtual Serial Port ActiveX CE is a powerful advanced ActiveX Control for Embedded platforms that allows your software to create custom additional virtual serial ports in Windows CE system and fully control them from within your own program.

It is a software-based solution that allows you to share serial port devices over TCP/IP network turning your computer into low-cost terminal server. So, any serial port device connected to COM port could be accessed from anywhere in the world.

Records all data received on a serial port to a file on a disk. It was originally designed to record telephone traffic data from a corporate phone system (PBX) for later analysis. However, it is generic enough for any one-way serial traffic.

We provide the source code which: Works on Win-NT, Win-2000, Win-XP, Do not require Administrative logins, Do not require WMI.

Connect a serial application to a remote TCP socket. This allows you to utilize modern hardware COM servers without changing your software or exchange data between a TCP/IP application and an old-fashioned program that doesn't support TCP/IP.

Use Serial Port Terminal to connect to remote computer using null-modem, send or receive various types of data over serial line, redirect data into specified file, monitor data exchange between serial devices, troubleshoot modem settings and more.