TCP2Serial

I just wanted to spread the word for this little program that can be
used in conjunction with CommandFusion's iViewer. It's a really good
alternative to the GC-100 devices for serial use.

Here is a link for the download (you'll need an avsforum login):
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/attachment.php?attachmentid=167565&d=1266542328
Here is the post: http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?p=18163816#post18163816
Here is a link to the source code: http://homepages.ius.edu/kforinas/K/DataCollect/software.htm

This program works really well. It listens to a TCP port and just
forwards all incoming bytes to a serial port. It also does the
reverse, so it will work with two-way communication. Since it's
written in Java it's cross platform.

You can run multiple instances of Tcp2Serial if you have multiple
devices to control (each through its own COM port obviously), and it
supports multiple connections to each device. Any return values from
the serial device will be broadcasted to all connected devices.

I have an old IBM thinkpad that I'm using right now. I use the on
board serial port then I plugged in a few usb to serial adapters to
control more devices. For each COM port you want to use you will need
to have an TCP2Serial running for it. (e.g. 3 COM ports - 3 instances
of TCP2Serial running). Everything you need to know is in the ReadMe
file (parameters settings, etc..)

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