[Elecraft] using Virtual serial Port 64

david Moes dmoes at nexicom.net
Sun Feb 17 14:59:27 EST 2013


Ill give LP-Bridge a try

I thinks its more than what I wanted but if it will do the job that's 
fine. What I had before was a background program that allowed any 
application attach to Com5 at the same time  at any speed.   while the 
K3 was physically hooked up to Com1 fixed at .      I had issues however 
with a few progs like FLdigi Gateway and Logger32 if some other program 
using the port was still open.   If I am reading correctly LP-Bridge may 
solve this.

one question   I have been using RTS for keying to transmit when using a 
PC based DVK  and sending CW with the DTS   will this still work  or 
will LP_bridge have timing issues

Oh yea   while shopping for a computer discovered that most MOBOs still 
have real com and parallel  ports.  they just need a cable with 
connector on one end to go to mother board  and DB9 at the other to make 
it accessible.   only a very few that were mainly targeting the gamers 
with mega fast busses  and designed around overclocking etc that 
didn't.     no mucking around with USB to Serial


Thanks Dave VE3DVY







On 2/17/2013 1:06 PM, david Moes wrote:
> so I have upgraded into the new age and purchased a fancy new new 
> computer.   with windows7 64 bit.
>
> everything works fine  except for one minor problem    I was using 
> eterlogic VSPE so that I can share one port with a bunch of programs   
> but because of a Microsoft money grab they don't support 64 bit 
> systems without charging for the program.
>
> Is there another way or freeware or Open source program that I can 
> share one port with many programs on a 64 bit system?
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