Serial Port Redirector creates virtual serial ports and makes serial data from serial ports available on a TCP/IP network.
Overview
Serial Port Redirector creates virtual serial ports and redirects all serial data to specified TCP-port of remote IP-address. Any serial communications software can use these virtual COM ports, like typical hardware COM ports to send and receive serial data over a local network or the Internet.
Serial Port Redirector can be used to pass serial data across a local network or over the Internet using the Telnet protocol (with the COM Port Control protocol specified by RFC 2217) and the raw TCP connection protocol as well. The COM Port Control protocol (RFC 2217) is used also for accessing any serial device attached to a serial device server.
OEM License Benefits
Serial Port Redirector functionality can be easily integrated into your application. So you can create and configure virtual serial ports from your application directly.
Target Groups
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Telecom / Network Infrastructure
Cellular/wireless system control, Router/server console access, Out-of-band management/monitoring, Colocation equipment power control. -
Factory / Industrial Automation
CNC machines, Factory floor data acquisition, Wafer fabrication tools, Process control, Barcode readers, PLCs. -
Building Automation / Access
Power monitoring, Lighting, HVAC, Entry control, Alarm control panels, Video transmission, Time clocks. -
Point-of-Sale / Retail
Barcode readers, Sales terminals. -
Transportation / Utilities
Remote equipment control, Automated meter reading, CNC machines, Power grid management.
Windows 7 Ready
Serial Port Redirector is fully compatible with Windows 7™
Testimonials
"I have some software that connects via multiple com ports. I wanted to use NSPK to create 10 virtual com ports mapped to a remote IP address. During the testing NSPK I realized that I need another kind of solution. Thanks for opportunity to test the beta version of Serial Port Redirector. It is exactly what I need! I save so much time using this product! Thanks."
Mark
FabulaTech Customers
News
January 27, 2012Serial Port Redirector 2.5.4 released. The error during a transfer of large data volumes fixed. Repair feature is added to the installer.
January 27, 2012USB for Remote Desktop 3.1.2 for Linux released. Installer added. Support of big-endian architectures added. Does not have external dependencies anymore. New UI protocol allows managing USB for Remote Desktop from within your application. Postponed USB device sharing added. Many bugs fixed.
January 27, 2012USB for Remote Desktop 3.1.2 released. API improved: new functions added. Activation error in Windows Vista fixed. Bug causing long service startup fixed. Support of devices with the same HWID and serial numbers added. BSoD on the physical side fixed.
January 23, 2012Webcam for Remote Desktop 1.1 released. Possibility to use hardware image capture button on the webcam added. Possibility to configure outgoing FPS added. Possibility to configure outgoing compression rate added.
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Did you know?
Virtual serial ports look and work like real hardware ports.
