Equinox ESP Port

Windows device driver information for Equinox ESP Port

The Equinox ESP Port is capable of providing users the flexibility to connect to any serial COM or TTY port. This can be done in any given place or on a local or remote LAN (local area network) segment. The device is also compatible with an Equinox SuperSerial driver compatible on Windows, Linux, AIX or SCO operating system platforms. Equinox is the pioneer of ESP Serial Hubs, which are intended for numerous applications including hospitality, back office, medical, industrial automation, process control, manufacturing, retail POS, and security systems. It supports 8 by 10/100 Ethernet ports, full modem control signals on all ports such as TXD, RXD, CTS, RTS, DSR, DCD, and DTR. Its multi-host attachment also allows for high availability solutions, connection to additional serial ports and new devices in just a click of a button.

The Equinox ESP Port also has serial signaling support for RS-232. This device is a serial port. Serial ports provide serial communication physical interface where information can be transferred in or out of a computer one bit at a time. This is different from a parallel port, because these ports allow the transfer of data in and out of the computer at the same time. The serial port was the standard connection method used before the USB connection method became more popular. Serial ports allow the transfer in all hardware attached to a computer. These ports also comply with the RS-232 standard. As of now, most serial ports on a computer are replaced by the faster USB interface. Universal Serial Bus is a specification that allows the transfer of data to and from a computer in a speed faster than that of a serial or parallel port. It is highly recommended you run a free registry scan for and Equinox ESP Port errors before installing any driver updates.