SerialParallels software provides a connection to a socket and maps it to an actual serial port, allowing for easy communication between devices.
This software review will focus on SerialParallels, a tool designed to connect serial ports on the host OS to real serial ports. One of the key benefits of using SerialParallels is that it enables users to operate with serial ports that Parallels only supports as sockets on the host OS.
To get started, users need to add a serial port as a server socket on the virtual machine. Once that step is complete, the next step is to start the virtual machine before running SerialParallels. When SerialParallels launches, it's important to set the socket type to client and select the file that matches the one used in Parallels.
Additionally, users must select the serial device and its associated settings before pressing the enable button. Once everything is set up, users can start using their serial ports without any hassle or additional configuration. Overall, SerialParallels is a reliable and easy-to-use tool for anyone looking to connect serial ports on the host OS with real serial ports.
To get started, users need to add a serial port as a server socket on the virtual machine. Once that step is complete, the next step is to start the virtual machine before running SerialParallels. When SerialParallels launches, it's important to set the socket type to client and select the file that matches the one used in Parallels.
Additionally, users must select the serial device and its associated settings before pressing the enable button. Once everything is set up, users can start using their serial ports without any hassle or additional configuration. Overall, SerialParallels is a reliable and easy-to-use tool for anyone looking to connect serial ports on the host OS with real serial ports.
What's New
Version 1.0: N/A