Virtual Serial Port Driver

I often work with applications that require an easy way to identify port communication errors, VSPD was a pretty affordable software that did the job well and was easy to integrate into my workflow.

We’re a start-up IT company in the artificial intelligence and robotics industry. We had a project that involved building an AI-powered video monitoring system that did not require a person to operate it. We wanted to find a way to record any issue with our RS232 ports so that we could more effectively debug the system.
When we found Virtual Serial Port Driver from Electronic Team, it seemed like exactly what we were looking for, so we gave it a shot. Glad to say it was everything it promised and more.
It’s fantastic because it features a null-modem cable (a technology that is considered primitive and hard to find), and Electronic Team’s software has availed us the option to emulate baud rate and support HandFlow control exceptionally well.
We plan on using Virtual Serial Port Driver whenever we lack real hardware to accomplish our project goals. This software has saved us a lot of money and helped us avoid wasting a lot of time. If we hadn’t found it, we would’ve been running around every tech store we could find looking for a null-modem cable.
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I needed to develop a fuel cell-driven boat. It was supposed to have an onboard computer running Windows. The computer would be responsible for important features like speed, water depth, and water temp. We had a standard GPS software(NMEA) already on a computer, but we needed a virtual serial port.
My team and I looked at a few different options, but we decided to go with Virtual Serial Port Driver because it had an “automatic start” program, which was great because we wanted the virtual serial port to start-up automatically once the onboard computer turned on (other software we looked at required manual start-up from what we found).
We’ve been able to successfully use the software to help us transfer data from the GPS to the inland water navigation. It’s cool because we can see the boat’s actual positioning and course.
I’ve enjoyed using this software as a student, and I am excited to work with it on future projects once I graduate. I think other students should try it because it’s going to be a big time-saver.

My company needed a virtual port software that would be easy and simple to integrate into our own software. We had created a device that runs on Windows CE that communicates with 3rd party equipment via different serial interfaces, and we needed a virtual port driver that would help us send data from our network serial ports to our device.
We looked for several different options, but none of them provided complete help files and examples for different IDE the way that Virtual Serial Port ActiveX did.
Since implementing Electronic Team’s VSP into our work-flow, we’ve been able to develop service programs for our unique hardware that allows Windows software to work with our hardware.
It’s been easy to learn, easy to set-up and it’s very quick to use. It works exactly as it should, and it makes our development time a great deal quicker by eliminating extra headaches that can sometimes come along when trying to learn new software.
The multi-faceted functionality of the Electronic Team’s Virtual Serial Port ActiveX has helped us stay competitive in our industry.

I was writing software for a “Fiscal Device”(printer), and it is very important that we are able to test the software over and over to ensure there are no errors and that the fiscal device is working properly. I wanted to find a way to form a connection between software and an emulator.
I searched around until I found Virtual Serial Port Driver, after seeing that this software was widely liked by other professionals in my network, and so I downloaded the Lite version.
I genuinely think this is the best tool I’ve used for my purposes (and more) and I now recommend it to all of my colleagues and tech buddies. The amount of flexibility in the Lite version of this software just can’t be matched by any of the other products I’ve tried.
It did exactly what I needed. It did it quickly, and I enjoyed not having to waste time troubleshooting unforeseen issues. I even created a booklet to help other programmers implement Virtual Serial Port Driver into their workflow.
I hope this review helped anyone that was on the fence. I just wanted to share my thoughts, as connecting applications and emulators with VSPD is really easy.