"This software enables the control of multiple devices through a serial port from a PC or a terminal." (18 words)
The control of equipment through a serial port from a PC or terminal is becoming increasingly common. TCP/IP network technologies also enable remote operation of consecutive devices, both through software and hardware. Our company has developed a solution for remote control of consecutive devices called IUVD.
With the increasing use of USB interfaces, there is still no solution for remote control of USB devices. However, our product can solve this problem. Some might not see the need for such a solution, but there are many practical applications for it.
For example, consider a situation where a software application is protected by a USB HASP KEY. If you want to use the software on multiple computers at different times, you might consider pulling the USB HASP KEY out of one computer and inserting it into another. But what if the computers are in different locations or even different cities? In such a case, you might need to purchase additional licenses, which could cost thousands of dollars.
Our product can solve this problem by allowing you to use the product on multiple computers simultaneously, without violating the license agreement. The same goes for the purchase of various USB equipment in multiple copies, when one copy can be used over the TCP/IP network.
Overall, our IUVD product allows you to use any USB equipment located far away, through the TCP/IP network, solving the problem of remote control of USB devices.
With the increasing use of USB interfaces, there is still no solution for remote control of USB devices. However, our product can solve this problem. Some might not see the need for such a solution, but there are many practical applications for it.
For example, consider a situation where a software application is protected by a USB HASP KEY. If you want to use the software on multiple computers at different times, you might consider pulling the USB HASP KEY out of one computer and inserting it into another. But what if the computers are in different locations or even different cities? In such a case, you might need to purchase additional licenses, which could cost thousands of dollars.
Our product can solve this problem by allowing you to use the product on multiple computers simultaneously, without violating the license agreement. The same goes for the purchase of various USB equipment in multiple copies, when one copy can be used over the TCP/IP network.
Overall, our IUVD product allows you to use any USB equipment located far away, through the TCP/IP network, solving the problem of remote control of USB devices.
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