Even though there have been YouTube videos showing off the DTU-H100 it’s being phased out of stock and the replacement will be the adapter below which is the HF2211. This took almost a month for us to get because there was some confusion about the stock of the DTU-H100. They also had an eBay shop where we bought ours.
Virtual port driver for router serial#
Workshop which then resolves to which sells different types of serial solutions for industrial environments. There you go! In this day and age where you can convert anything to anything, there surely must be an effective means of virtualization serial over Ethernet right? It seems a little masochistic to us but some people dig the whole “Nostalgia” theme. Maybe you want to hook your high-speed network up to a 56k modem so you can re-live the days of dial-up? The requirement of a serial port still arises from time to time whenever you are doing with older CNC Machinery, Thermal Printers, Solar power monitoring stations, Industrial PLCs, and most importantly to us hooking up to old machines like Commodores and Amigas to do file transfers. With the introduction of USB, the need for these types of adapters is greatly reduced over the years.
This allowed for computers to make a very primitive ‘network’ of sorts by pairing multiple serial connectors together to effectively talk to a program such as a BBS (Bulletin Board Systems). There were only two cost-effective ways of transferring data from one device to another during the ’80s and most of the ’90s. Before we even had such a thing as RJ-45 jack to network with. This article is going to go into the world of old school and obscure.
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