SocketWrench .NET Edition V6.0

SocketWrench .NET Edition is a managed code class that simplifies the task of developing TCP/IP networking applications in Visual Studio .NET using any of the available programming languages such as Visual Basic and C#. SocketWrench is ideal for the developer who requires the features and functionality of the native socket classes, without the inherent complexities and learning curve typically involved with network programming.
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Wireless Communication Library .NET Edition 6.7.4.0

Wireless Communication Library .NET Edition brings the power features of Bluetooth, IrDA and WiFi technologies to your .NET applications. Develop Bluetooth Proximity Application in just a few days. Save your time! WCL includes all the things you need for using Bluetooth, IrDA and WiFi in your .NET appications. Discover devices, send and receive files, bulk file sending and lots of other features.
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HsTcp2Com 1.1

HsTcp2Com v1.1 - TCP and UDP/IP to serial COM ports bridging / conversion software. HsTcp2Com is a communications application for Windows which allows to forward / bridge data between serial ports (RS232, bluetooth, IrDA, USB) represented as COM ports and TCP/IP connections or UDP/IP links. In the simplest scenario it is an COM port to TCP/IP converter, but it can bridge data between any combination of COM and UDP or TCP ports, with TCP ports in either client or server modes.
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HsTcp2Com 1.1

HsTcp2Com - TCP and UDP/IP to serial COM ports bridging / conversion software. HsTcp2Com is a communications application for Windows which allows to forward / bridge data between serial ports (RS232, bluetooth, IrDA, USB) represented as COM ports and TCP/IP connections or UDP/IP links. In the simplest scenario it is an COM port to TCP/IP converter, but it can bridge data between any combination of COM and UDP or TCP ports, with TCP ports in either client or server modes.
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HsTcp2Com (Professional Edition) 2.0

HsTcp2Com is a communication application for Windows which allows to forward / bridge data between serial ports (RS232, bluetooth, IrDA, USB) represented as COM ports and TCP/IP connections or UDP/IP links. In the simplest scenario it is an COM port to TCP/IP converter, but it can bridge data between any combination of COM and UDP or TCP ports, with TCP ports in either client or server modes.
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GpsGate V2.6

Share - GpsGate lets you share one GPS between several applications. GpsGate can create any number of virtual serial ports which most NMEA enabled GPS applications can connect to.
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SerialTools V2.01g

SerialTools is the easiest way to include serial port support in your application! Many samples, easy guides to get started and a very straight forward API makes SerialTools simple to use even for a novice programmer. For the more advanced developer all features are in place for complete control of the serial port.
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Serial Splitter V4.0

Serial Splitter is an advanced Win32 application, based on Windows NT kernel drivers technology. It allows you to share real serial port between several applications in such a way, that all applications will receive same data from real serial port simultaneously. It is achieved by creating virtual serial ports, which are same copies as real one. Every application will think that it is working with serial port in exclusive mode. One of them will be able also to send data to real serial port.
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Virtual Serial Port Driver V6.9

Virtual Serial Ports Driver creates two virtual serial ports which are virtually connected to each other. To Windows applications, these ports will be seen as two real serial ports connected via null-modem cable. E.g. you can create virtual pair COM5-COM6 and all data sent to COM5 will arrive at COM6, and all data sent to COM6 will arrive at COM5. With VSPD you can connect one application to another using virtual serial port pairs. This can be used for GPS simulation programs for example.
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