Configuring via Command Line Interface

Use NSPKCmd.exe console program to map serial ports via command line interface.

Note: Command line NSPKCmd.exe file is created during the program install. You can find it within Network Serial Port Kit program folder.

Command Line Keys

Key Description
setconnector <COM-port> <host name> <TCP-port> <Remote COM-port> Add virtual serial port connector
sharevirtual <COM-port> Add virtual shared ports
sharephysical <COM-port> Share physical port
fixedbaudrate <COM-port> <on|off> [BaudRate] Set fixed baudrate for physical port
fixedlinecontrol <COM-port> <on|off> [<DataBits> <Parity> <StopBits>] Set fixed line control for physical port
Where:
DataBits: from 5 to 8
Parity: None|Odd|Even|Mark|Two
StopBits: One|One5|Two
fixedflowcontrol <COM-port> <on|off> [FlowControl] Set fixed flow control for physical port
Where:
FlowControl: None|Hardware|XonXoff
cachedata <COM-port> <on|off> Cache data read from COM port
limitspeed <COM-port> <on|off> Limit transmission speed for connected virtual COM port
connectiontimeout <COM-port> <on|off> [Timeout] Set custom connection timeout for virtual port
Where:
Timeout: from 1 to 99 seconds
autoreconnect <COM-port> <on|off> [Interval] Set auto-reconnect interval when connection is broken
Where:
Interval: from 1 to 99999 seconds
networklatency <COM-port> <Value> Set network latency compensation for virtual port
Where:
Value: from 1 to 10
settcp <TCP-port> Set TCP port
remove <COM-port> Remove virtual serial port
removeall Remove all virtual ports
list [physical|shared|connectors] List serial ports
enable Enable all virtual ports
disable Disable all virtual ports
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Command Line Usage Examples:

Key Description
NSPKCmd.exe sharephysical 1 Share physical port COM1
NSPKCmd.exe setconnector 5 192.168.10.1 33600 1 Create virtual COM5 connected to remote shared COM1 (IP: 192.168.10.1, TCP-port: 33600)
NSPKCmd.exe removeall Remove all virtual ports