GPS Splitter’s key plus points
✅ Splitting a hardware port into a host of virtual ports
Normally, before you can connect to your GPS receiver from some app, you have to take care that no other application is communicating with it at that particular moment. GPS Splitter relieves you from this trouble once and for all. Using this app, you can share your GPS receiver with as many applications as you need.
Let’s say, you’ve got a GPS device and two apps that you need to access it from. And one of the two ports you have is infrared (therefore, not applicable). It's really no trouble at all, provided that you have GPS Splitter. Just plug your GPS device into the free port and use GPS Splitter to create a virtual port for each of your two apps, so they can coincidently access the device.
✅ Advanced port control
With GPS Splitter you can create, disable or delete ports anywhen at your own discretion. Complete control at your fingertips!
It also has flexible settings, so you can precisely configure both physical and virtual COM ports to comply with every specific GPS application’s requirements.
✅ Interportal data redirection
Using GPS Splitter, you can get two devices to interact with one another redirecting data between the ports. On top of it, the application’s advanced setting system allows you to customize the software functionality to fit your exact needs.
✅ Creating GPS receiver port bundles
GPS Splitter enables you to join up your virtual ports, so they form complex bundles. That way, you can get your port to send a split data flow to several ports, or combine multiple data flows into a single stream.
This option will stand you in good stead if you need your GPS emulator to work with two apps at the same time. It’s a two-directional type of data traffic flow, whereby both applications can read split data from a virtual port at the OUT end of the bundle, and vice-versa.
