Virtual Null Modem

Whenever you need to connect two applications that need a serial port connection, you can totally use a null modem. Normally, this would mean using two computers or physical ports. But guess what? You can go for an emulated null modem instead, which means no extra hardware needed!

What is Virtual Null Modem?

Virtual Null Modem is a cool app that lets you create a virtual connection point, also known as an emulated null modem. This means you can link different applications together without the hassle of cables!

Create Connections Easily

This program makes it super easy to set up virtual null modems by just picking the ports for your connection. Plus, you can choose how fast or slow your data transmission goes by adjusting the interference for each connection. This is especially handy for software developers who want to mimic real-world data transmission and test out any errors that might pop up.

Select Your Null Modem Type

You’ve got options too! You can pick the kind of null modem you want to create, like a full handshake connection or a loopback handshake type. It’s all about what fits your needs best.

The Advantages of Virtual Null Modem

A virtual null modem has some serious perks over a physical one. First off, no serial cable needed! Your computer's physical serial ports stay free for other uses. You can whip up unlimited virtual connections that usually run faster than their physical counterparts. And here’s the kicker: other apps won’t even notice whether you're using a real or virtual serial port!

Connect Without Limits

With Virtual Null Modem, you can create as many virtual connection points as you want without needing cables for every single serial port. Now, connecting apps over your local network or even the Internet is super easy—no more worrying about cable lengths or data speeds!