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Serial PortCentral Serial Port CentralSerial links and networks, including RS-232, RS-485, COM ports,and USB virtual COM ports. Serial Port Completecovers COM ports, USB virtual COM ports, and ports for embedded systems. My example codeCode for PCs and PIC microcontrollers.NETThe.NET Framework V2.0 and higher include the SerialPort classfor accessing COM ports, including USB Virtual COM Ports. Com Port DemoAs described in Access Serial Ports with VisualBasic.Net (, April 2008)Terminal application. Created with.
Updated April 1, 2009. Created with. Updated April 1, 2009. Microchip PIC (PIC18F4520) Serial communications demo(PICBASIC PRO)(Microchip C18) RS-485 network(PICBASIC PRO)(Microchip C18) ChipsChips for serial-port projects. RS-232 and RS-485Many of these sources also have application notes.(including National Semiconductor products UARTsA UART converts between an asynchronous serial interface and a parallelor other interface.Intersil.
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Theis an old UART that can be useful for basic monitoring and control applications.Maxim Integrated Products 16-pinUART with SPI interface andUARTs with SPI/Microwire and RS-232 interfaces.Texas Intruments/National Semiconductor.The UART used in PCs for many years. Basic Stampby Jan Axelson (PDF)A. Guitar pro 7.5 crack. How to useMaxim'sUART to add a buffered asynchronous serial port to a Basic Stamp. From AlWilliams.
Hardware products (and some software)Sources for circuit boards that convert between RS-232 or TTL and RS-485or similar interfaces, serial-port expansion cards for PCs, cables, softwaredrivers, and other serial-port products. RS-232 and RS-485cards and converters. RS-232/RS-422converters, including one with a video vertical sync interrupt. Convertersand an introduction to RS-485.Many productsand extensive application notes. Serial-portexpansion cards.RS-485 and BACnet hardware and software for PCs and embedded systems.Industrialand commercial adapters. RS-232 and RS-485cards and serial/USB converters. LCD modules withRS-232 interfaces.
RS-232 and RS-485 boardsData communication products.Many adapters.BL232 IC that convertsbetween asynchronous serial and I2C. Boards with GPIB support. Convertersand free RS-485 drivers for DOS and Windows. RS-232 and RS-485 boards.
RS-232 and RS-485 boards. Development kit forserial-to-Ethernet applications.RS-485 converters and interfacesfor every use and a to RS-485, RS-232 and related standards. RS-232 and RS-485products and application notes, many dealing with grounding and isolation.Serial LCD modules and other products for Basic Stamps.
Scott's PIC SourceBook with serial-communications code is free from. Boards and driversfor I/O. Hardwareand software products for serial communications. Serial communications drivers,other tools, and multiport cards.Software wedgefor serial data acquisition and many other utilities.
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Connectivity Systemfor remote access to your serial-port devices.has many serial converters. Data-acquisitionhardware and software, including free serial-instrument software.Breadboard adapters with 9-pin D-sub connectors. Softwarealso lists some software products. Embedded systems. From micromagic systems.NETMicrosoft's.NET Framework 2.0 and later includeaclass for accessing COM ports, including USB virtual COM ports (FTDI ChipFT232BM, FT245BM, etc.). Using the SerialPort class. FromNoah Coad.
Example code from Corrado Cavalli. Alternatives to the SerialPort class. How to use MSComm to access serial ports. Knowledge Base article#823179 from Microsoft.
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Visual Basic 6In Visual Basic 6, use the MSComm control included with the Professionaland Enterprise editions. Visual Basic's Learning Edition doesn't includeMSComm, but you can use the free, which wraps the MSComm32.ocx. Many other useful utilities,including a Virtual Null Modem & Virtual Data Monitor and a Remote Serialtool. From Richard Grier's Hard & Software. Using Windows API calls for serial communications,with code in C. From Microsoft.
Virtual serial port drivers. Open source.See for more sources. Terminal emulatorsFor basic modem or direct RS-232 communications. Use one of these in placeof Windows' Hyperterminal (in Accessories). TGL Microsystems.
Dart Communications. With debugging capabilities. From PTronix.Free.
From Dieter Fauth. Operate and debug serial communications. Supports RS-232/422/423/485 as well as TCP-Client/Server/AutoSocket, UDP and USB Ser/HID. From maettuthis. Other Software Tools. Advanced Serial Port Monitorand Advanced Serial Data Logger.
Programming language designed to simplify the development of RS232 based applications. From Orhan Albay. Serial Port Splitter, Serial Port Monitor, Serial to Ethetnet Connector, USB Network Gate, more.and more from Richard Grier's Hard and Software.
Serial Monitor. CommSnifferdata viewer and analyzer. Free.ReMapPro makes serial-port data from a PC available on a TCP/IP-based networkand makes TCP/IP data available on a serial port on a PC.Communications libraries for DOS and Windows.monitors and displays all serial and parallel port activity on a system.From Mark Russinovich.
Basic language compilerthat enables accessing four COM ports under DOS (compared to QuickBasic'stwo). PDU-R UART Protocol Analysis Solution for use with Tektronix Windows-based oscilloscopes. CommStudio alternative to.NET SerialPort class. Serial Playerenables recording and playback of data from serial ports. RS-232line analyzer and an ActiveX comm plug in. Rxtx serial java library.
Free.TurboPower Software Company. Communications toolkit for Borland Delphi, CBuilder, & ActiveX environments.A former commercial product that is now open source.
Serial Communication Libraries and Utilities. Listen serial datamonitor. USB virtual COM portsSome USB devices appear as COM ports on PCs.
Applications can access thesedevices in the same way they access physical COM ports.A USB virtual COM-port device can use a dedicated-function USB device controllerthat requires no USB-specific firmware or a general-purpose USB device controllerprogrammed to perform a COM-port function. Dedicated-function controllerSome USB controller chips have support for virtual COM-port communicationsbuilt into the hardware. The device's CPU communicates with the controllervia a serial or parallel interface. PC applications access the chips viadrivers provided by the chip company. USB/serial adapter modules typically contain these chips. Options with serial and parallelports. Also modules for developing.USB to UART bridge.
USB to Serial bridges. USB to UART bridge. General-purpose device controller with CDC firmwareA device that uses just about any general-purpose full- or high-speed USBdevice controller can function as a virtual COM-port device. If the devicefirmware identifies the device as belonging to USB's communication devicesclass (CDC), the device can use the USB CDC driver included with Windows. Atmel Microchip Technologyincludes virtual COM-port firmware. Composite CDC devicesTo create a composite USB device that contains a CDC function, use an interfaceassociation descriptor to specify the CDC interfaces. Windows XP also requires the two hotfixes described in these articles.
Microsoft Knowledge Basearticle ID 918365. Updates usbser.sys to version 5.1.2600.2930. Microsoft Knowledge Basearticle ID KB935892. Updates usbccgp.sys to version 5.1.2600.3116. USB host driversInstead of using the USB CDC class driver, a general-purpose device controllercan use a vendor-specific driver on the host PC. The driver can provideimproved performance or support additional capabilities.has CDC drivers for hosts and devices.has USBSerial Port Migration Products.
From Thesycon. USB converter modulesIf you don't want to design your own USB interface converter, these aresome sources of modules.' SUSB to TTL Serial Cable uses a Cygnal chip.has USB-RS-232/RS-485 convertersUSB-to-serial WhiteHEAT/USB.has modules that use FTDI's chips, the Micro-USB module based on the SiliconLaboratories CP2101-CP2102, and more.'
S smxUSBD USBDevice Stack includes a serial-port class emulator.has USB-RS-232/RS-485 converters.by Joe Pardue is about developing with an FT232R. WirelessReplace the wires with a wireless interface. Infrared (IR) IrDAHardwareinterface and protocols for IR communications over distances of up to 1meter.is a free, open-source VirtualInfrared COM Port for Windows 2000/XP.Microchip low cost, high performance, fully static infrared encoder/decoder. Vendor specificZiplabel has schematics and code for a free, basic. Radio (RF) BluetoothFor smallform-factor, low-cost, short-range radio links.Zigbee.(book) by Fred Eady.
Vendor specificSources for RF modules include. Design help Booksby Jan Axelsonby Joe Pardueby Richard Grier ArticlesMy article.tutorial from ARC Electronics. From Harsha Perla & Veena Pai. Connecting two PCson my Parallel Port page also covers serial-port connections. More sourceshave application notes, design guides, and tutorials. Links to RS-232 and other serial-port information.Index to HOWTO documents for Linux, including some. Links from Jim Price.
Standards and protocols Interface standardsThe (TelecommunicationsIndustry Association) publishes the RS-232, RS-485, and similar standards.The standards documents are available from.These are some of the document numbers:RS-232 is document TIA-232, revision F.RS-422 is document TIA-422, revision B.RS-423 is document TIA/EIA-423, revision B.RS-485 is document TIA-485, revision A. Protocols(Digital Data CommunicationsMessage Protocol) ensures reliable communications over full and half-duplexlinks, using synchronous or asynchronous transmissions, in links of twoor more devices.
From Digital Equipment Corp.The defines asimple, general-purpose message format that is useful for monitoring andcontrol networks of all types. Freeware from High Tech Horizons.