You cannot simply "redirect" communication intended for a legacy serial port to a a USB port. You must purchase an adapter that emulates a legacy serial port.
Yes. Use a USB to serial converter. The converted port will act like a normal comport. Even the name. Example of a USB to serial converter: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16812240005 When sending data to one of your I/O devices the determining factor to where it goes is the drivers installed for the device. Perhaps you are using some sort of serial/USB adapter, in this case if the drivers installed don't support a USB port you will need to update them. If such drivers exist for your device you will probably find them at the manufacture's website. if you have the right connection to the usb port it will redirect data
usb=universal serial busshort answer, yes
Universal Serial Bus (USB) is a serial bus standard to interface devices to a host computer.
The USB part stands for Universial Serial Bus.
You can purchase a USB to Serial lead, which will work.Hope this helpsbe safe
They do make universal USB serial adapters. They are very affordable.
USB mean is "Universal Serial Bus."
Universal Serial Bus. USB was designed to be the standard replacement for old RS-232 serial devices and for PS-2 serial ports. It was well named; nothing in the world of computers has deserved the term "universal" as well as USB does.
Yes it is compatible with any USB.
RS-232 serial ports are far slower than USB ports. With very few exceptions, devices that use USB ports would be impractical to use on a serial port.
These interface products turn regular USB ports into ports for serial products that can be connected to other serial components for communication uses.
Yes, you can get a USB to RS232 converter (aka USB to Serial).