TCP-Com is a versatile utility that bridges the gap between traditional RS232 serial devices and modern TCP/IP networks.
TCP-Com acts as a redirector, allowing you to interface any standard RS232 serial device directly to a TCP/IP network, or vice versa, without needing hardware converters.
Key capabilities
- Network Serial Ports: Access a serial device connected to a remote PC over a LAN or the Internet as if it were plugged directly into your local computer.
- Virtual COM Ports: Create “Virtual” COM ports on a PC that actually map to a TCP/IP port connection.
- Serial Port Splitting: Share a single serial device among multiple applications simultaneously.
- Client/Server Modes: TCP-Com can be configured to act as a TCP/IP Server (listening for connections) or a Client (initiating a connection to a remote IP address).
TCP-Com is the software backbone for remote data acquisition, solving the challenge of managing legacy serial equipment in a heavily networked environment.
Explore TCP-Com features and pricing Last modified on November 3, 2026
