Client: Bjørn Krangnes
"We are using Virtual Serial Port Driver for testing out Geographic Information System software connectivity with a virtual GPS (software simulation). The GPS emulator is simulating the output we normally receive from a GPS navigator."
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22nd May, 2007
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Virtual Serial Port ConnectionIf you need more serial ports than are physically available in your system, Virtual Serial Port Driver can help you in that by creating virtual serial ports, with all hardware port settings and signal lines fully emulated. |
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VSPD offers you a number of advantages:Create an unlimited number of virtual COM portsAs the solution is software-based, you don't have to tackle cables and can leave alone hardware COM ports. All the created ports are located in Device Manager's Ports group and are easily recognized by any software and hardware you install. You can define which applications are allowed to access specific virtual COM ports. |
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Full emulation of COM port settingsVirtual serial ports created by Virtual Serial Port Driver work just like real ones: they emulate all settings of hardware serial ports and support hardware flow control, various baud rates, and so on. |
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Management of all signal linesVirtual Serial Ports Driver creates virtual serial ports that support all standard hardware signal lines (DTR/DSR, RTS/CTS, RING, ERROR, DCD, etc.). As in a real null-modem connection, DTR of the local port is connected to DSR and DCD of the remote port; and RTS of the local port, to CTS of the remote port. If necessary, you can select a specific loopback pinout or even create a custom one, depending on your hardware configuration. |
