It's also feasible to use the remote computer's real serial ports as if they were on a local computer. It is possible to handle data and signals from a single serial device by a number of different programs using the hub4com (HUB for communications, part of the com0com project) (for example, several applications can share data from one GPS device).
If you think com2tcp is what you're looking for but can't locate some key features (like RFC 2217 support), try hub4com instead. You can communicate with TCP/IP servers through a serial interface using the com2tcp (COM port to TCP redirector, part of the com0com project). For COM port redirectors, the Null-modem emulator can be used to offer a serial interface. For example, to send/receive faxes over IP, use a virtual COM port pair to connect Windows Fax to t38modem (T38FAX Pseudo Modem, part of the t38modem project). In this example, the device emulation program uses one of the pair's ports, while the other can be utilized by a Windows or DOS application that needs to interface with the device via a COM port. Device emulators can use the Null-modem emulator to offer a serial interface. One port's output is the other port's input and vice versa. Two COM ports are provided by each COM port pair. You may construct an endless number of virtual COM port pairs with the Null-modem emulator and use any pair to link one COM port-based application to another. Below is the software nee to accomplish this job.ĬomOcom: The Null-modem emulator is a free GPL-licensed open source kernel-mode virtual serial port driver for Windows.
To achieve this idea of a project, we need to use a virtual serial port that acts a bridge between the two software, that is the Arduino IE a Proteus 8 Professional.
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