Share Serial Ports Programs

Share Serial Ports creates virtual serial ports in your system that appear as copies of real ports and allows you to share real serial ports between multiple applications. All applications will be able to receive and send data to serial port.

Shared Serial Port allows you to share real serial ports between multiple applications. All applications will be able to receive data from real serial port simultaneously, as well as send data to it.

Serial Port Splitter allows to share dataflow of one COM port between several applications or vice versa to join dataflow of several COM port devices to one application. Such universality is achieved by means of virtual serial ports technology.

Serial Port Splitter can split the real serial port into several virtual ones or join several COM ports into one virtual. It can share one real COM port between several applications which will receive same data from one serial port simultaneously.

Using Virtual Serial Port Driver XP4 you can create virtual serial COM port pairs which are virtually connected to each other via virtual null-modem cable and for other Windows applications seen as real serial ports connected via null-modem cable.

Eltima Virtual Serial Ports Driver XP creates any number of virtual serial ports in your system and connects them into pairs via virtual null modem cable. You can create as many virtual serial ports in your system as possible to fit your needs.

COM Port Splitter enables you to add virtual and physical COM-ports to the configuration in real time, to create unlimited virtual serial ports, to deliver high speed data exchange with virtual serial ports and to configure ports bundles.

Use Serial Splitter to split serial ports at one side into multiple virtual and real serial ports at the other one, as well as join multiple serial ports into one. The unique feature of this version is many-to-many ports splitting/redirection.

Virtual Serial Ports Driver for Windows CE creates two pure virtual serial ports in your system which are virtually connected to each other. For other Windows applications they are seen exactly as two real serial ports with null-modem connection.

Multicom.Net gives you the possibility to give the remote access to serial port via TCP/IP. Now with Multicom.net you can: -Optimize network data flow between computer & data terminal. -Split serial output between different clients.