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VSPD allows easy management of physical and virtual serial ports. Create complex port bundles, join, split and merge COM ports with this app. Redirect serial data to physical or virtual COM ports on either side of the created complex bundle.

VSPD allows easy management of physical and virtual serial ports. Create complex port bundles, join, split and merge COM ports with this app. Redirect serial data to physical or virtual COM ports on either side of the created complex bundle.

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

Serial Port Sniffer is a powerful advanced ActiveX Control that allows your application to sniff (fully monitor and edit data flows) serial port in your system. Serial data streams can be easily monitored and edited directly from your application.

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.

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.

Virtual Serial Port Kit creates pairs of virtual serial ports in your system which are virtually connected to each other. Physical null modem cables are not required. You can connect any number of virtual port pairs. It's very useful for debugging.

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.

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.