Virtual serial ports are essential when legacy software programs need to connect to COM port devices that cannot be connected to the computer with the software due to a lack of physical serial ports. The device can also send serial data to the app over Internet or LAN over TCP/IP connection no matter how remote they are from each other.In this article, you’ll find a brief virtual serial port emulator tutorial that will tell you how to create virtual serial interfaces in your computer with the help of a simple but yet efficient virtual port driver software. And I hope that the information provided in this article will put you ahead of the more traditional forms of serial app testing and debugging.

1. Virtual Serial Port Driver

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