Friday, 19 September 2008

Serial Port Activex. Port Control.

Today I will tell about Serial Port Control, the program which in the easiest way allows any application to control serial ports. The control comes in different forms such as serial ActiveX control, .Net component and Borland/Builder component. It allows to use native component in different developer environments. With the event driven architecture there is no need to check ports periodically if there is new data. Simply define a function for needed event and process the data. The most candy thing is that no programming required. One can just drop a control on a form in any development environment and compare this to writing thousands of lines of code.

The things I like about Serial Port Control:

-Unlimited number of serial ports can be controlled simultaneously.
-Powerful and intuitive interface to make serial port communications easy.
-Delivers all the capabilities of the Win32 Serial Communications API and eliminates its complexity.
-Works with all types of serial ports, including USB adaptors, Bluetooth, IR, or any virtual port.
-Full buffered data transfer.
-Gives full control of status line and handshaking states.
-Comes with example applications (Visual Basic, Visual Basic .Net, Visual C++, Visual C#, Borland Builder, Borland Delphi).
-Serial ports are controlled directly from your own application.

Serial Port Control is compatible with Windows 98/Me/NT/XP/2000/2003 Server, Hyper-Threading Technology, VMware.

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