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To monitor (bi-directional) Serial communication RS-232 between two devices without physical cable, you can use the freeware Bill Serial Monitor. This freeware enable you to view, log, test and analyse the activity of the serial RS-232 port.

To monitor (bi-directional) Serial communication RS-232 between two devices without physical cable. This software allows you to view, log, test and analyse the activity of the serial RS-232 port. To monitor the serial protocol of two different device

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

Using Virtual Serial Ports Driver XP you can create any number of virtual serial ports in your system which will be connected to each other via virtual null-modem cable. You can connect one application to another using virtual serial port pair.

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.

VSPD Mobilel can create up to 20 pure virtual serial ports in your mobile system, resulting in 10 virtual serial ports pairs available for integration. Both ports in a pair are connected via a virtual null-modem and fully emulate real serial ports.

Visual FoxPro RS232/R485/RS422 serial port communications library. Control multiple ports simultaneously. Includes line status/control, modem control, ASCII/XMODEM/YMODEM, virtual ports (USB to serial, Bluetooth serial, hardware/software flow control.

Visual Basic RS232/R485/RS422 serial port communications library. Control multiple ports simultaneously. Includes line status/control, modem control, ASCII/XMODEM/YMODEM, virtual ports (USB to serial, Bluetooth serial, hardware/software flow control.

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.