Client: Pavel Skribtsov
"Virtual Serial Port Driver saved us a lot of time and money we would spend for the hardware null-modem cable."
5.01Mb
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29th August, 2007
30th August, 2007
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Connect two applications over virtual serial portsVirtual Serial Port Driver Mobile is a utility intended for mobile devices that can create up to 10 pairs of virtual serial ports connected virtually to each other. Virtual serial ports fully emulate hardware serial ports (that may not even be present in your device). Virtual Serial Port Driver Mobile fully supports ARM, MIPS, SH3/4, x86 and other CPUs. |
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Using VSPD Mobile, you can:Create up to 20 virtual serial portsVirtual Serial Port Driver Mobile creates virtual ports that are indistinguishable from real hardware ports for software programs. By creating 20 virtual ports and connecting every two of them into a pair you get 10 pairs of virtual ports; two ports in a pair are connected to each other via a virtual null modem, so that they can exchange data. |
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Test hardware emulators and serial port softwareVirtual Serial Port Driver Mobile lets you easily test serial device emulators and software tools that work with serial ports: just create a pair of virtual ports, say COM3 - COM4; open COM3 with terminal, and open COM4 with your software tool (or vice versa). Bingo - now the two programs can exchange serial data as if they were connected with a null modem cable. |
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Disable existing serial ports and add new onesThe Windows Mobile platform provides you with a limited number of serial ports (COM0 - COM9). However, this may be insufficient for your purposes, especially if some of the ports are already in use. There's an easy way to solve the problem: just disable the existing serial ports and create virtual ones instead. |
