Create Virtual Serial Ports Software

Virtual Serial Ports Driver Mobile can create up to 20 pure virtual serial ports in your mobile system, resulting in 10 virtual serial port pairs available for integration. 2 ports in a pair are connected via a virtual null-modem and emulate real serial ports. Virtual serial ports pair can be used to transfer files, other data as if there are additional real serial ports in your smartphone. The solution can be used for GPS simulation software.

Using Virtual Serial Ports Driver XP you can create any number of virtual serial COM ports in your system which will be virtually connected to each other via virtual null-modem cable. For other Windows applications, virtual serial port pair will be seen exactly as two real serial ports connected via null-modem cable. You can transfer files, exchange data or do whatever you want as they were real serial ports.

Eltima Serial Splitter was designed to create several virtual copies of a COM-port and to organize complex bundles of COM-ports. Eltima Serial Splitter offers 3 types of port splitting options (one-to-many ports, many-to-one, many-to-many), where serial ports (physical or virtual ones or both kinds at once) are used to form any side of connection. Each virtual port is connected to the real port and has its unique name in the system.

Eltima Virtual Serial Ports Driver XP 5.1 enables to create any number of pure virtual serial ports in your system connected into pairs via virtual null-modem cable without using any real serial ports. Virtual Serial Ports appear to operating system or any Windows application as "standard" hardware serial ports. This is helpful for serial software and GPS software developers, telecommunication and data transmission specialists.

COM Port Splitter was designed to create several virtual copies of a COM-port and to organize complex bundles of COM-ports. COM Port Splitter offers 3 types of port splitting options (one-to-many ports, many-to-one, many-to-many), where serial ports (physical or virtual ones or both kinds at once) are used to form any side of connection. Each virtual port is connected to the real port and has its unique name in the system.

Virtual Serial Ports Driver (VSPD) is a Windows device driver. Using it you can create any number of virtual serial COM ports in your system which will be virtually connected to each other via virtual null-modem cable

Virtual Serial Ports Driver Mobile can create up to 20 pure virtual serial ports in your mobile system, resulting in 10 virtual serial port pairs available for integration. 2 ports in a pair are connected via a virtual null-modem and emulate real serial ports. Virtual serial ports pair can be used to transfer files, other data as if there are additional real serial ports in your smartphone. The solution can be used for GPS simulation software

With Virtual Serial Port Driver CE you can connect one application to another using virtual serial ports pair for instantl data transfer. VSPD CE creates two pure virtual serial ports in your system which are virtually connected to each other. Virtual serial ports look and work exactly as two real serial ports connected via null-modem cable for Windows CE applications. Compatible with any Windows Mobile device with OS up to WindowsCE 5.0

Eltima Virtual Serial Port Driver 6.0 enables you to create any number of pure virtual serial ports in your system connected into pairs via virtual null-modem cable without using any real serial ports. Virtual Serial Ports appear to operating system or any Windows application as "standard" hardware serial ports. This is helpful for serial software and GPS software developers, telecommunication and data transmission specialists.

Virtual Serial Ports Driver (VSPD) is a Windows device driver. Using it you can create two virtual serial COM ports in your system which will be virtually connected to each other. For example, after installing VSPD, you will have Virtual Serial Port COM5 and Virtual Serial Port COM6 added to your system. These ports will behave like real common serial ports to other Windows applications. These ports will not interact with any hardware.