Hello all,
Can a teensy / host PC be forced to use multiple COM ports on a single usb connection ? ( windows )
The reason I'm asking is for use with Unity, I'm logging multiple streams onto a 3.6, for real time purposes I'd like to stream those onto separate COM ports which would make it easier to parse in Unity.
The port numbers themselves wouldn't matter that much.
> for example state of switches on COM3 / analog on COM4 etc ...
In Linux I probably could write a demultiplexer, that splits a real com port to any virtual, given I insert a target port ( for example 1st byte / line ) into the serial stream.
Another option would be to use a NIC, and multiple ports...
Unfortunately I'm stuck with Windows for this project ( don't ask .... )
Anyone tried this ?
Can a teensy / host PC be forced to use multiple COM ports on a single usb connection ? ( windows )
The reason I'm asking is for use with Unity, I'm logging multiple streams onto a 3.6, for real time purposes I'd like to stream those onto separate COM ports which would make it easier to parse in Unity.
The port numbers themselves wouldn't matter that much.
> for example state of switches on COM3 / analog on COM4 etc ...
In Linux I probably could write a demultiplexer, that splits a real com port to any virtual, given I insert a target port ( for example 1st byte / line ) into the serial stream.
Another option would be to use a NIC, and multiple ports...
Unfortunately I'm stuck with Windows for this project ( don't ask .... )
Anyone tried this ?