Serial Port Monitoring Control 2.01

Serial Port Monitoring Control 2.01 makes it easy to enumerate all installed serial devices, including, but not limited to serial ports and modems. All kind of PnP serial devices as well as virtual devices are also supported.

After you get an instance of the serial device, you can create a monitor object and attach to the device to receive monitored data and events. The Monitor object can be attached to the device at any time, no matter if the device is being currently used or not. You can also detach from the device at any time.

Supporting a wide variety of programming languages and platforms, the SPMC library makes it very easy to start using it in your software project.

Serial Port Monitoring Control can be successfully used by:

• software developers
• hardware engineers
• IT support specialists
• programmers
• beta-testers
• industrial control personnel
• SCADA software engineers
• science technicians
• systems integrators, consultants
• lab experts
• University students

Serial Port Monitoring Control usage areas:

• Fax-Modems
• mini-ATS
• Mobile Phones
• Diagnostic equipment
• Controlling and measuring equipment (oscillographs, manometers, sensors...)
• Pocket PC
• Mice
• Digital Cams
• Network equipment
• Serial device servers, NPort servers
• Wireless LAN equipment
• Routers, Multiplexers, Hubs, Switches
• MIDI-serial devices
• Multiport Serial Boards
• RS-232 to RS-422/485 converters
• Serial to fiber converters
• Network-enable serial devices
• Serial device controllers
• Entertaining equipment, simulators
• HVAC, door entry systems, bar code readers
• Card readers
• Cash registers

Major Features:

1. Interception and analysis of data transfers between any serial device and Windows application
2. Debugging any serial software or hardware
3. Development of serial peripheral hardware
4. Development of serial device drivers
5. Researching the functionality of any third-party software and hardware
6. Implementing, debugging and testing serial protocol between device and device driver
7. Analyzing and reverse-engineering protocols
8. Recording and replaying logs while debugging the implemented protocol
9. Spying and logging RS232/422/485 communications