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team Virtual Serial Port Driver Fully emulate real serial port create virtual COM port pairs Virtual Serial Port Driver creates virtual serial port windows 7 virtual serial ports and connects them in pairs via virtual null
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modem cable. Applications on both ends of the pair will be able to exchange data in such virtual serial port emulator a way, that everything written to the first port will appear in the second one and backwards. All virtual serial ports work and behave exactly like real ones,
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emulating all their settings. You can create as many virtual port pairs as you want, so there will be no serial ports shortage and no additional hardware crowding your desk. Moreover, Eltima virtual serial port technology can be fully integrated into your own software (OEM license). Download Purchase Now Virtual Serial Port Driver main features virtual serial port emulator 64 bit Create any number of virtual COM ports Virtual Serial Port Driver provides you with the ability to create an unlimited number of virtual serial ports. Created ports are located in "ports" group in Device Manager, which means that they will be visible and easily recognized by all software and hardware you install. You will be able to set which application has access to the defined port. No real hardware serial ports are occupied. Complete real ports settings emulation Virtual ports, created by Virtual Serial Port Driver, work exactly like real ones. They emulate all real serial ports settings and provide strict baudrate emulation and full HandFlow control support. Additionally, you can easily emulate a serial line break. Moreover, VSPD uses advanced Windows kernel driver technology, which ensures WDM, WMI, Power Management, PnP, etc. support. Virtual Serial Port Driver is fully compatible with API COM and supports all Windows messages. Manage all signal lines Virtual serial ports created with Virtual Serial Ports Driver emulate and suppo
explains how to assign a Virtual Serial Port to the TSP100 using the futurePRNT Configuration Utility included in the box with the
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printer. USB was created to increase the ease of installation and
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use of devices. One of USB’s properties is that a driver must be present in order for virtual com port usb the device to communicate with the PC and vice versa; there is no way to output data directly to a USB port. This once posed a problem for http://www.eltima.com/products/vspdxp/ software that communicated via only direct to port… but no longer! Star Micronics has the solution. Users who need to communicate print data via the direct to port approach are able to utilize the convenience of a Star Micronics USB printer by setting up a Virtual Serial Port. The Virtual Serial Port is assigned an available COM http://www.starmicronics.com/absolutefm/absolutefm/afmviewfaq.aspx?faqid=103 port to “listen” on and the software is configured to send all print jobs to that same port. The Star Micronics utility intercepts all the COM data, converts it to USB output, and sends it to the printer. Printers Supported by This Application Note: TSP100 Series STAR MICRONICS CO., LTD. Technical Support Star Global Support Site Star Sales Offices Americas | Asia | Australia | Europe | SE Asia Direct Link to This FAQ http://www.starmicronics.com/absolutefm/absolutefm/?f=103 Related Links Star Micronics Global Support Site Star Micronics FAQs futurePRNT.com Related FAQs What features are in the TSP100 futurePRNT Configuration Utility? How do I use Text Triggers in the TSP100 Configuration Utility? How do I assign a Virtual Serial Port to my Star Micronics Printer? (HSP7000, TSP650, TSP700II, SP700) Star Micronics Virtual Port Tip: Keeping the Service Running Tags TSP100 TSP113 TSP143 GT LAN Virtual Serial Port futurePRNT futureprint POS printer receipt printer point of sale printer retail TSP100III
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