Windows Std Serial Comm Lib for PowerBASIC
Version 5.1
Shareware
$115.00
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MarshallSoft PowerBASIC serial communications
component library for RS232 and multi-drop RS485 and
RS422 serial ports. Use WSC4PB to write applications
to access data from serial devices such as barcode
scanners, modems, lab instruments, medical devices,
USB serial devices, scales, GPS navigation,
fingerprint scanner, printer servers, etc.
Features of WSC4PB include:
- Supports 256 ports. Can control multiple ports
simultaneously.
- Fully thread safe, port re-entrant, modem control,
serial line status and control, ANSI emulation,
ASCII/XMODEM/YMODEM.
- Uses the standard Windows API to communicate with
any device connected to a serial port.
- Supports virtual serial ports (USB to serial
converter, Bluetooth serial).
- State driven Xmodem and Ymodem on multiple ports
simultaneously (up to 256 connections).
- Can send Windows messages on completion of events
(incoming character, etc.).
component library for RS232 and multi-drop RS485 and
RS422 serial ports. Use WSC4PB to write applications
to access data from serial devices such as barcode
scanners, modems, lab instruments, medical devices,
USB serial devices, scales, GPS navigation,
fingerprint scanner, printer servers, etc.
Features of WSC4PB include:
- Supports 256 ports. Can control multiple ports
simultaneously.
- Fully thread safe, port re-entrant, modem control,
serial line status and control, ANSI emulation,
ASCII/XMODEM/YMODEM.
- Uses the standard Windows API to communicate with
any device connected to a serial port.
- Supports virtual serial ports (USB to serial
converter, Bluetooth serial).
- State driven Xmodem and Ymodem on multiple ports
simultaneously (up to 256 connections).
- Can send Windows messages on completion of events
(incoming character, etc.).
Program details
Publisher
Mike MarshallE-mail
Contact the publisherPlatforms
Windows 95<br>Windows 98<br>Windows ME<br>Windows File size
512 KBFile date
9/20/2011License
SharewareInstallation
Install & UninstallRecord updated
9/27/2011