Redirect serial data from Virtual Serial Port to TCP/IP network.
Share dataflow of one serial port among several applications or join dataflow of several serial port devices to one application.
Create virtual serial ports connected via a virtual null-modem cable.
Share and access any serial devices or create virtual null-modem cables over a TCP/IP network or the Internet.
Use virtual modems instead of hardware to connect legacy software over the Internet.
Map serial ports to any other port names, swap existing serial ports.
Create and control virtual serial ports to which any serial communications software can connect.
Easy to use control intended for simplification serial port communication tasks in your projects.
USB protocol capturing, decoding, displaying, filtering, errors detecting and much more what cannot be done by others.
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USB for Remote Desktop 6.1 has been released for Linux. Redirection of multimedia devices has been optimized. Some minor issues have been fixed.
Printer for Remote Desktop has been updated to version 1.5.
Now a custom paper size can be set. New fixed paper size and support for duplex printing have been added. Printing speed has been improved. A lot of minor bugs have been fixed as well.
Scanner for Remote Desktop 3.0 has been released for Windows and Linux.
In Windows version, calibration support has been added for SANE backend. Issues with image dimensions, preview as well as some scanner and datasource-specific bugs have been fixed.
Release for Linux brings support for hardware bufferization in Fujitsu scanners. Support for eSCL scanners has been improved as well. And a lot of minor issues with paper dimensions, centering and detection on some backends have been fixed.
Version 4.0 Beta of Sound for Remote Desktop is now publicly available for testing!
This product was completely rewritten from scratch which brings a lot of new possibilities. All major remote desktop protocols are now supported and absolutely all sound recording or playback software running in remote RDP, ICA or PCoIP session can interact with local audio devices. Operation in low-bandwidth networks was greatly improved as well.