Virtual Serial Port Driver
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To add a virtual serial ports pair, do the following:
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1. Select “Manage ports” tab in Main window.
2. Choose virtual serial ports from the drop-down list or enter them manually.Virtual Serial Port Driver lets you create virtual serial ports with any names you like, so you are not limited to COMx names only. But make sure that programs, working with these ports, support custom port names.
Virtual Serial Port Driver
The Linux null-modem emulator (tty0tty) is a kernel-module virtual serial port driver for Linux. This create virtual tty ports pairs and use any pair to connect one tty serial port based application to another. There are a version using pseudo-terminal (UNIX 98 style). Virtual Serial Port Driver is a software solution that doesn't require any additional hardware and cables. No need to occupy real COM ports. Virtual ports fully emulate real ones, so that applications don't see any difference. Unlimited number of COM ports. All the data written to one virtual serial port can be immediately read from the other one, and vice versa. True virtual serial port driver. Virtual serial ports look and work exactly as real hardware serial ports. Runs as system service. Just configured, virtual serial ports are available at each system startup automatically, even prior to. Our “How to create a virtual COM port” article provides more details on the virtual COM port driver and utilities. It includes a tutorial on set up, a link to the driver, and an example tutorial on how to run legacy COM port-dependent software applications with only a USB port and Ethernet port at your disposal. All the data written to one virtual serial port can be immediately read from the other one, and vice versa. True virtual serial port driver. Virtual serial ports look and work exactly as real hardware serial ports. Runs as system service. Just configured, virtual serial ports are available at each system startup automatically, even prior to.
If you tick the “Create ports only for this user session” option, virtual ports will be created for the current user session only. This is very convenient if you work in RDP session: users can create virtual ports with the same name (e.g. COM4) in each user session.
3. Click “Add pair” button.
4. Once a ports pair is successfully created, you can see newly created ports in Serial Ports Explorer and in Device Manager in your system.
5. Repeat steps above as many times as many new pairs you need to create.
To delete a virtual serial ports pair, do the following:
1. Select a virtual serial ports pair in Serial Ports Explorer by clicking it once.
2. Switch to “Manage ports” tab.
3. Click “Delete pair” button.
4. In the invoked window confirm ports deletion (if “Confirm ports deleting” option is enabled):
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To delete all virtual serial ports pairs, do the following:
1. Switch to “Manage ports” tab.
2. Click “Delete all” button.
3. In the invoked window confirm ports deletion (if “Confirm ports deleting” option is enabled):
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4. If you click “Yes” button, your virtual serial ports configuration will be erased and you won’t be able to recover it, so you will have to re-create all ports manually.