SUDT SerialNull

SUDT SerialNull is a handy system utility that lets you create virtual RS232 serial ports using a virtual null-modem cable. It's super useful for anyone needing to connect devices without tying up real serial ports.

What Can SUDT SerialNull Do?

With SUDT SerialNull, you can whip up any number of virtual serial ports on your system. These ports connect in pairs through a virtual null-modem cable, which means you don't have to worry about using your actual serial ports. Plus, these virtual ports show up as regular hardware serial ports on your operating system or in any Windows application.

Key Features of SUDT SerialNull

Here are some cool features:

• Virtual Serial Ports are exact copies of real ones.


• No need to occupy real serial ports.


• Supports HandFlow control (Hardware/(Xon/Xoff) and more).


• High-speed transfer—much faster than a physical null-modem cable connection.


• Create as many pairs of virtual serial ports as you need!


• The virtual link is way more reliable than a physical link.


• Uses Windows kernel driver technology (WDM, WMI, Power Management, PnP, etc.).


• Easy "hot" installation—no reboot needed after setup!


• User-friendly GUI with on-the-fly help makes it simple to set up virtual port pairs.


• 15-day fully functional trial available!

System Requirements

You'll need:

• Windows 2000/XP/2003

Limitations

Please note:

• This is a 15-day fully-functional trial version.

If you're ready to give it a try, check out this link for more info and download options: SUDT SerialNull.