USB to Ethernet
- share your USB device with others over LAN or Internet
- plug USB in virtual machines (VMware ESX, Hyper-V, etc)

You need to log all port activity and analyze the specific data from a generic data flow.
COM port analyzer connects to a COM port and starts monitoring all of its activity. Now all data going out of the port will be displayed in application in real time. Moreover it can send the data to specific file or copy all data to the clipboard.
With Serial Port Monitor you can set the monitoring filters up to your convenience and track only particular events. All standard serial I/O Control requests and other major functions including IRP are supported. IOCTLs and IRPs can be filtered in Serial Port Monitor. There are several view types available: table, line, dump, or terminal.
Serial Port Monitor can track, log, and display all serial port activity in the system. All data flowing through the port that is being monitored is conveniently displayed to you.
Serial Port Monitor allows sending various data (string, binary, octal, decimal, and hexadecimal) to a monitored port as if from a certain application. You can see and analyze the reaction of the device you monitor to the commands you send. You can modify COM port settings on-the-fly: stopbits, flow control, parity control, data bits, etc.
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| 1 | Any serial port software/hardware can be analyzed |
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| 2 | Monitor any number of serial ports at once |
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| 3 | Supports all COM-port types |
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| 4 | Intercepts all data read from/written to COM port |
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| 5 | Built-in search |
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| 6 | 4 types of customizable monitoring visualizers for viewing and logging data |
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| 7 | Incoming and outgoing data streams logging |
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| 8 | Tracing all serial input/output control codes |
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| 9 | Copying all recorded data to clipboard |
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| 10 | Saving, loading and exporting all monitored data |
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| 11 | Full duplex mode |
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| 12 | Unique stream filtering tools with presets |
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| 13 | Monitoring serial ports which are already in use |
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| 14 | Sending/receiving data to/from any COM port (Advanced Send Dialog) |
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| 15 | The possibility to change COM port parameters from Advanced Send Dialog |
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