GPS Receiver Virtual Com Port

GPS Receiver Virtual Com Port is a software tool that allows GPS receiver data to be received and used by applications that require a serial (COM) port connection.

GPS Receiver Virtual Com Port creates a virtual serial (COM) port on your computer. It then captures the GPS receiver's data and makes it available through this virtual COM port, allowing applications to read and process the GPS data as if it were coming from a physical serial port.

GPS Receiver Virtual Com Port is useful when an application requires GPS data but cannot directly interface with a GPS receiver. It enables such applications to obtain GPS data by establishing a connection with the virtual COM port created by the software tool.

GPS Receiver Virtual Com Port supports a wide range of GPS receivers, including those based on the NMEA 0183 standard. It can also work with other proprietary communication protocols used by specific GPS devices.

GPS Receiver Virtual Com Port is compatible with various operating systems, including Windows, Linux, and macOS.

Yes, you can create multiple virtual COM ports using GPS Receiver Virtual Com Port, allowing you to interface with multiple applications or devices simultaneously.

GPS Receiver Virtual Com Port offers both free and paid versions. The free version usually has limitations on the number of virtual COM ports that can be created or advanced features that are available.

GPS Receiver Virtual Com Port can typically be downloaded from the official website of the software provider. The download link is usually available on their website's product page.

GPS Receiver Virtual Com Port's software provider might offer technical support depending on the version you are using. It is recommended to check their support documentation or contact their customer support for assistance.

Yes, there are alternative software tools available that provide similar functionalities, such as virtual serial port emulators and GPS data gateways.