Configuring via Command Line Interface

Use SPRCmd.exe console program to map serial ports via command line interface.

Note: Command line SPRCmd.exe file is created during the program install. You can find it within Serial Port Redirector program folder.

Key	Description
set raw\|rfc2217 <COM-port> <host name> <TCP-port>	Add virtual serial port
setserver raw\|rfc2217 <COM-port> <TCP-port>	Add server serial port on specified TCP-port
bitrateemul <COM-port> on\|off	Enable/disable bitrate emulation option
fixedbaud <COM-port> on\|off [value]	Set fixed baudrate value
fixedline <COM-port> on\|off [[d:5\|6\|7\|8] [s:1\|1.5\|2] [p:none\|odd\|even\|mark\|space]]	Set fixed line control parameters
fixedflow <COM-port> on\|off [none\|hardware\|xonxoff]	Set fixed flow control
remove <COM-port>	Remove virtual serial port
removeall	Remove all virtual ports
list [physical\|virtual]	Lists serial ports
enable	Enable all virtual ports
disable	Disable all virtual ports
help	Show this help

Key	Description
SPRCmd.exe set rfc2217 5 192.168.10.1 2000	Create virtual COM5 redirected to remote IP address 192.168.10.1, TCP-port 2000. RFC2217 protocol is used for data transfer.
SPRCmd.exe remove 5	Remove virtual COM5.
SPRCmd.exe fixedline 3 on s:1 p:none	Configure fixed settings for COM3 (Stop bits = 1, Parity = None).