Typical Applications for TCP-Com.

TCP-Com is an extremely simple program however it is also extremely powerful and can be used to solve a wide variety of device interfacing and RS232 or TCP/IP communications problems.

Can TCP-Com virtualize a serial port? In other words, can TCP/IP data appear as if it were being transmitted and received through a "Virtual" serial port so existing serial communications software can talk to a TCP/IP port.

What cool things can I do with the latest version of TCP-COM? TCP-Com is basically designed to be a RS232 to TCP/IP converter program however it is an extremely powerful utility that can be used to accomplish tasks that were traditionally considered to be impossible under Windows.


TCP-Com User Application Notes

Using TCP-Com as a software-based Terminal Server with a wireless CDPD Modem to collect remote GPS survey information over the Internet.

Using TCP-Com to communicate to the Trafmate 6 (RS-232 based remote traffic monitoring device) over wireless Internet.

Cofiguring TCP-Com to run as a Windows Service.