Virtual Serial Ports Emulator

Modern systems come with one or no serial ports, as they use high-speed USB ports to connect to other hardware devices. However, there are some devices that still require serial ports for transferring data. That is where Virtual Serial Ports Emulator comes in.

Key Features:

• Creates various virtual devices


• Supports multiple types of simulators


• Allows simultaneous usage by multiple applications


• Provides detailed logging and device debugging


• Enables TCP keep-alive capability


• Facilitates device re-initialization

Device Types:

• Connector


• Splitter


• Mapper


• Pair device


• TCP server and client


• Serial re-director


• UDP manager


• Bridge


• Spy device

Virtual Serial Ports Emulator is designed mostly for helping developers create and test applications that use serial ports. It can generate several virtual devices, some creating virtual ports and some having no relation with the kernel driver.

Within the main window of the software, you can view a list of all the devices and their status, as well as a log of all your actions. The right-click menu enables you to edit, delete or reinitialize the selected serial port simulator. You can set the software to automatically remove the kernel device at exit.

It provides some advanced tools for professional users. For instance, you can control and monitor devices state on a remote computer by setting up an HTTP server, while the data monitoring tool allows you to know what data is sent and received.

Virtual Serial Ports Emulator is designed to solve compatibility issues with older applications and help you create and use several serial ports at the same time, without having to install hardware components.