Data in Serial Port <-> Data out TCP Port (Client or Server)  

Data transmitted in one side is passed to the other side without modification.  Send a command from the TCP side and receive data back from the serial side.  

Serial Port Communications:  Standard RS232C communications are passed to the TCP/IP Client or Server.  The data from the serial port is passed exactly as received and is not modified.  Commands sent from the TCP side are passed to the serial port. 

Serial Port Communications:  

You can set the following:
Comports (1 thru 8)
Baud rate (300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 14400, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200)
Data bits (5, 6, 7, 8)
Stop bits (1, 1.5, 2)
Parity (Even, Mark, None, Odd, Space)
Hardware flow control (Use DTR, Use DSR)
Software flow control (Use XOn,XOff)

  TCP/IP communications:  The TCP Port can be configured as a server or client.  When used as a Server, multiple or selected clients can receive data from the serial port.  Any client attached to the server can send a command to the serial port.  If TCP is configured as a client, data from the serial port is past through the client to a server if the client is connected.

 Just configure your ports and press the Start button.  If there no connection errors, the red dots will turn green.  Then you can pass data between these ports.

   The ServerBridge is a licensed product.  The purchase of one product includes two licenses.  You can set up a serial client and a serial server for a complete communication session.