Author Topic: MagicRDS4 UECP  (Read 46975 times)

zvykov

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Re: MagicRDS4 UECP
« Reply #15 on: April 13, 2026, 02:55:51 pm »
Unfortunately, the original program works via RS232.

zvykov

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Re: MagicRDS4 UECP
« Reply #16 on: April 14, 2026, 02:24:02 pm »
Are there solutions to this problem using only MagicRDS?
An example of the required synchronization command is available.

Jan

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Re: MagicRDS4 UECP
« Reply #17 on: April 14, 2026, 06:43:12 pm »
Unfortunately, direct implementation in Magic RDS is not possible at the moment. I recommend choosing the virtual port method I suggested earlier.

Since the old program does not support TCP or UDP, use the com0com utility according to this procedure:

To allow communication between Magic RDS and third-party software that supports only serial (COM) ports, you can use a virtual serial port pair (also known as a "virtual null-modem cable").

I recommend using the free utility com0com, which creates two interconnected virtual COM ports.

Setup procedure:
Download and install the com0com package from:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/com0com/
After installation, open the setup command prompt (included with com0com) or use the graphical setup if available.

Create a virtual port pair. For example:

COM10
COM11

These two ports are internally connected – any data sent to COM10 will appear on COM11 and vice versa.

Configure the third-party application to use one port (e.g. COM10).
Configure Magic RDS application (Virtual Port) to use the other port (e.g. COM11).

Notes:
Both ports behave like standard hardware serial ports.
Baud rate and other serial settings should match on both sides.
If a port number is already in use, choose a different one.
Administrator privileges may be required during installation.