Virtual Serial Port Control

Basic like script engine for building Windows applications, targeted to serial and TCPIP comms. Very versatile and easy to use, it is a cheap but powerful platform for virtual instrumentation or general purpose developing.

Captures and displays time-tagged text and binary data across a PC serial port, from COM1 to COM12. Supports simultaneous capture to screen, with optional output to file and printer. Three capture modes: single character, line, or string.

GPS component VB library toolkit reads and decodes standard GPS NMEA 183 sentences from the RS232 serial port, as well as computes great circle distances and bearings. Runs as a background thread unattended. Works with Visual Basic and VB.NET.

AccPlus is an utility designed to communicate with a Smart Battery or a serial memory device via the PC parallel port and a Philips Standard I2C Parallel Port Adapter. You can view the Smart Battery data and reset the EEPROM to its initial values.

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.

Comm-Logger is a very easy to use serial communication data logger. It can log data directly from the serial port to a standard file. Up to 32 ports may be logged concurrently.

TVicPort is set of general purpose device drivers that allow you to access and control hardware directly from within a Win32 application without using the Windows DDK.

GPS component C/C++ library toolkit reads and decodes standard GPS NMEA 183 sentences from the RS232 serial port, and computes great circle distances and bearings. Runs as a background thread unattended. Works with C++,VC.NET,C#,MFC,C++ Builder.

Look RS232 is a tool for debugging computer connection with peripheral devices using COM port, such as modem, mini-ATS, projector etc. Its easy to use interface guarantees an easy work with Com-port.

Receive, parse, filter and export data from RS-232-enabled devices, plugged locally or into a remote serial port. Parse data on-the-fly, apply filters, load the results into databases and redirect output from a remote port via TCP/IP networks.