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COM Port Splitter enables you to add virtual and physical COM-ports to the configuration in real time, to create unlimited virtual serial ports, to deliver high speed data exchange with virtual serial ports and to configure ports bundles.

Serial port toolkit to enable applications or scripts to communicate with a modem or other serial port device. Features full com port control, binary and ASCII data transfer, support for RS 232 and RS 485 standards and ISDN modem support.

Serial COM port Communication SDK to add serial communications to your project. Communicate with a modem, scanner, printer or any other serial port device. Samples included for ASP, VB, VB .NET, VC++, VC# .NET, JavaScript, PHP, Delphi and VBScript.

Network Serial Port Kit allows you to connect any serial port devices over TCP/IP network or Internet. Program creates and connects up to 254 virtual serial ports at a time. Physical COM ports can be connected over the network as well.

Serial Port Control is an inexpensive royalty-free component. It supports VB, VB.Net, C#, Borland Delphi, Borland Builder. Just put it on a form and you've got all the functionality you need to access an RS232 port.

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.

Serial Port Splitter allows to share dataflow of one COM port between several applications or vice versa to join dataflow of several COM port devices to one application. Such universality is achieved by means of virtual serial ports technology.

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.

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.