What problems can be solved with Virtual Null Modem?

If you have two applications you want to connect to each other using serial ports you need a null modem. A null modem is bascially a cable to connect two serial ports to each other. Normally you need two computers or two physical ports on one computer to achive this. Using Virtual Null Modem software you can emulate the null modem and run the two applications on the same computer without any additional hardware.
Example:
You can create two virtual serial ports: COM10 and COM12 and connect two different applications to them. Everything, that application #1 will send to COM10 will be received by application #2 at COM12, and all that application #2 sends to COM12 will be received by application #1 at COM10.

Getting started is easy. Virtual Null Modem is ready!

After installing Virtual Null Modem, start it from the "Start->Programs" group. The program will ask you about creating a new null modem device. You should click the "Yes" button and select two serial ports number in a dialog window. Click the "OK" button in the dialog window and click the "OK" button in the main window. Now, your virtual serial ports are ready. <>

Features

• No reboot required for virtual serial port. Creating, installing and removing of virtual serial ports occurs at real time;
• No borders. You can create any number of virtual serial port pairs with various shematics (with handshake, without handshake, with parial handshake etc);
• Virtual serial ports is fully independent. Any other hardware or virtual serial ports are not used or occupied. You even can have no serial ports in your system;
• 99.9% emulation. Other applications will never see the difference between real serial port and virtual serial ports, created by Virtual Null Modem software;
• Perfomance. The link between two virtual serial ports is faster then real null-modem cable connection and depends on your computer system speed;
• Hardware reliability. The virtual link is much more reliable than common physical link;
• Software reliability. Our drivers for virtual serial ports had been tested with the verifier under Windows XP SP2 and with Microsoft HCT 12.10;
• Hi-tech. Virtual Null Modem uses kernel driver technology and supports: WDM, WMI, Power Management, PNP, etc.;
• Easy-to-use. Virtual Null Modem software has a simple, menu-driven step by step set-up. Programming is not required to configure the software to configure virtual serial ports and virtual serial ports pairs;
• Additional features. If you are software developer, then you can configure each port to simulate a real-world data exchange with errors in data;
• Scalability and integrability. You can add, remove virtual null modems from your application by using a command line interface;
• On-line help. Press the F1 key at anytime and on-line help will appear providing concise and up to date documentation.