Virtual Serial Ports Driver for Windows CE creates two pure virtual serial ports in your system which are virtually connected to each other. For other Windows applications they are seen exactly as two real serial ports with null-modem connection. Read More...
$111.95 - ELTIMA Software GmbH
Using Virtual Serial Port Driver XP4 you can create virtual serial COM port pairs which are virtually connected to each other via virtual null-modem cable and for other Windows applications seen as real serial ports connected via null-modem cable. Read More...
$111.95 - ELTIMA Software GmbH
Virtual Serial Port Driver XP (VSPD XP) is a powerful solution for serial port emulation. It creates virtual com ports in your system and connects them via reliable virtual link, which emulates real null-modem cable. Read More...
$99.95 - Virtual Serial Port Software
Virtual Serial Port Driver by Virtual Serial Port Software, department of Eltima, emulates two virtual serial ports with real serial port functionality, including baud rate, data bits, and allows connecting two applications via virtual serial ports. Read More...
Virtual Serial Ports Driver (VSPD) is a Windows device driver. Using it you can create two virtual serial COM ports in your system which will be virtually connected to each other.
Virtual Serial Ports Driver (VSPD) is a Windows device driver. Using it you can create any number of virtual serial COM ports in your system which will be virtually connected to each other via virtual null-modem cable
Network Virtual Serial Port Driver is an advanced utility, the purpose of which is to emulate null-modem cable on computers located in a TCP/IP LAN or connected to the Internet. With VSPD.net you can create any number of pure virtual serial ports i..
HW VSP is a free unlimited virtual serial port driver for Win2000 and XP, redirecting all data from the virtual COM5 (for example) to a predefined IP address. The RFC2217 standards for remote RS232 serial port control are supported.
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.
