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Redirect RS232 data to TCP Networks with TCP-Com SoftwareHow to redirect RS232 Serial device data to Ethernet or other TCP/IP networks using TCP-Com software from TALtech. TCP-Com is a Serial to TCP Redirector Software TCP-Com is a Six-in-One Serial to TCP Software:One: Share Serial RS232 Device Data over TCP NetworksUse TCP-Com as a PC-based Serial Device Server (also known as a Terminal Server) to make any serialdevice accessible on a TCP/IP network.Attach serial devices to your PC’s serial RS232 or USB ports and TCP-Com will make the data available at an IP address (and port number) on your RJ45 network. Add additional USB or RS232 ports to your PC to make TCP-Com act as a multi-port Serial Device Server or Terminal Server if you need many RS232 serial connections.Serial to TCP Software, TCP-Com2. Convert Ethernet to RS-232. Even create virtual COM ports to receive network data. This allows you to send or receive data over Ethernet or any TCP/IP network using any existing COM port software.Some software only recognizes data coming from RS-232 COM ports. TCP-Com can easily create virtual COM ports and redirect Ethernet, Internet, or network data to these serial COM ports. This allows you to use any existing serial communications software to communicate over and collect data directly from your IP networks.3. Feed RS232 COM port data to multiple PC apps or COM portsUse TCP-Com as a virtual splitter cable.Windows does not allow multiple applications to access the same COM port. Bypass this restriction by using TCP-Com to split a single COM port into multiple Virtual COM ports (which TCP-Com creates). This allows all your existing serial communications applications to access the same data.4. Use an IP network as a giant RS232 cable5. Open network COM ports as local COM ports6. Map one network port to another

Create Virtual COM Ports with TCP-Com Software Discover TCP-Com software, the Virtual COM Port solution. TCP-Com is a versatile software tool designed for redirecting Ethernet data to real or virtual RS232 serial ports. Whether you require network data on a physical or virtual RS232 COM port, TCP-Com seamlessly converts Ethernet data to RS232 COM ports, even creating Virtual RS232 ports when needed. The diagram above shows Ethernet, Internet, or any TCP/IP network data being redirected to the PC’s RS232 COM ports or to Virtual COM ports via TCP-Com. TCP-Com’s ability to create Virtual COM ports is especially powerful. With it, any existing software applications* designed to collect data from devices connected to your PC’s RS232 COM ports can now collect data from your Ethernet, Internet, and other networks. Any existing COM port-connected software can connect directly to the VIRTUAL COM PORTs, which are actually connections to your network. *Examples of existing software that was written to collect data from COM ports include Hospital Software, Hotel and Resort software, Laboratory Software (including LIMS), Manufacturing Software, Pharmaceutical Software, Process Control Software, Modem Software, and many other software products designed originally to interface COM ports. TCP-Com is essential to these industries and many others.Questions? Please contact TALtech at 800-722-6004 or [email protected]. We’re here to assist with all your Virtual COM Port inquiries.Explore more:Go to the TCP-Com Virtual COM Port informational pages.Watch Ethernet to Virtual COM Port Software videosDownload a FREE trial version of TCP-Com, Ethernet to Virtual COM PortSee all TALtech software products.

Virtual Serial Ports EmulatorCOM ports emulation solution What is VSPE? Description Virtual Serial Ports Emulator (VSPE) was developed as a solution to help engineers and software developers to create/debug/test applications that use serial ports. Unlike regular serial ports, virtual COM ports may have special capabilities: for example, VSPE can create virtual port which be opened by multiple applications. VSPE can share existing serial port with multiple applications (split/merge data), send serial port traffic over network (TCP or UDP protocol), transform data, create connected virtual ports and so on. Key features Native x86, x86_64 and arm64 platforms support. Virtual Connector creates virtual COM port which can be opened by two applications to exchange data. Virtual Pair creates two connected virtual COM ports. Virtual Splitter creates multiple virtual COM ports connected to existing COM port in order to share it with many applications. Mapper redirects requests from one COM port to another COM port (useful if you want to redirect traffic from legacy application which cannot be re-configured). TcpServer shares COM port over network (listening to local TCP port). Data can be modified/filtered with Transformers. TcpClient shares COM port over network (connecting to remote TCP port). Data can be modified/filtered with Transformers. Serial Redirector redirects data between two COM ports. Data can be modified/filtered with Transformers. Serial Router is advanced alternative to Splitter. It is routing data from source to target ports in intelligent manner and has unique features for HAM operators. Data can be modified/filtered with Transformers. UDP Manager shares COM port over network using UDP protocol. Data can be modified/filtered with Transformers. Bridge connects two generic data streams (COM port, TcpServer, TcpClient, Named Pipe, File). Data can be modified/filtered with Transformers. Transformers can filter/transform live traffic flowing through some of VSPE devices above. For example, you can configure multiple TcpClients