The COM API software provides an easy and secure way to create and manage virtual serial ports without writing system components. Try the free demo version to experience its functionality.
COM API is a virtual serial port management software that is essential for reducing development efforts in the creation of applications that interact with virtual ports. This software allows the creation of systems that contain legacy components, which can only transfer data to a serial port. It also helps take serial streams and convert data using any other protocol.
Using COM API, virtual com-ports can be created and controlled without the need to write system components. It can add support for virtual serial ports to your own application. If you have software that works with a device connected to a COM port, and you want to capture all data going to and from the port, just create a virtual port and command the application to use it. Now, you can monitor all the data that the application writes to the port and redirect it to the real COM port. Vice versa, you can monitor all data coming from the device and redirect it to the virtual port.
COM API is useful if you want to create a virtual connection between virtual com-ports on null modem principles, emulate physical devices, implement serial data stream conversion, encapsulate your protocol into serial, insert any data into the serial stream, represent your data stream as serial, or present any stream of data in a convenient way for terminal programs interfaces. If it is needed to obtain data from virtual com-ports in order then it could be transferred to other application or network.
In summary, COM API is highly secure and easy to use. It helps save time and money in the development of applications that interact with virtual ports. It provides excellent features and solutions for creating and controlling virtual com-ports, making it a highly recommended software for your needs.
Using COM API, virtual com-ports can be created and controlled without the need to write system components. It can add support for virtual serial ports to your own application. If you have software that works with a device connected to a COM port, and you want to capture all data going to and from the port, just create a virtual port and command the application to use it. Now, you can monitor all the data that the application writes to the port and redirect it to the real COM port. Vice versa, you can monitor all data coming from the device and redirect it to the virtual port.
COM API is useful if you want to create a virtual connection between virtual com-ports on null modem principles, emulate physical devices, implement serial data stream conversion, encapsulate your protocol into serial, insert any data into the serial stream, represent your data stream as serial, or present any stream of data in a convenient way for terminal programs interfaces. If it is needed to obtain data from virtual com-ports in order then it could be transferred to other application or network.
In summary, COM API is highly secure and easy to use. It helps save time and money in the development of applications that interact with virtual ports. It provides excellent features and solutions for creating and controlling virtual com-ports, making it a highly recommended software for your needs.
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