Port TCP-IP and Useful Applications

TCP-IP specific software (Supports TCP and UDP) ports

Anyone who wants to network needs to know TCP/IP ports. These ports are used to send and receive data over the internet and local networks. Each port number lets different services work on the same device in parallel.

TCP/IP ports are important tools for connecting and controlling automation and DIY projects. They let people interact with a wide range of devices, from basic sensors to complex home automation systems. Users can set up remote monitoring and control systems that let them control devices from anywhere with an internet connection. This is important for making smart home solutions, which use TCP/IP ports to connect different components, like lighting, security systems, and HVAC units. Additionally, DIY enthusiasts use these ports to connect microcontrollers and single-board computers, such as Raspberry Pi or Arduino, into their projects.

We have software utilities that can be used in all areas: as a hobby home project, or as part of a large industrial or data collection system.

TCP IP and COM Ports

Sniffing tools are particularly useful in scenarios where it is essential to monitor devices communicating over the RS485 network but do not change any traffic or add interferences on the RS485 line. These tools assist in detecting potential bottlenecks, identifying data collisions, or uncovering unauthorized access attempts. The RS485 interface allows easily sniffing data in both directions (requests and responses).

TCP Data Logging Software

The data logger works with both TCP and UDP protocols, so you can handle and store data in many ways. This can easily capture and save information on different networks, which is useful for both automation systems and DIY projects. This logger helps you keep track of data from sensors or devices in real-time. It works well with both IP-based protocols and is fast and reliable, and you can use it for your tasks.

TCP or UDP Data Stream Emulation

You're working on your application, but you don't have a real device to test on your desk. You can try our free Data Stream Emulation tool.

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