How does the performance of Sealevel Ethernet serial servers compare to native serial ports?

Sealevel Ethernet serial servers are designed to mimic the behavior of native PC serial ports. Legacy software can communicate with the Ethernet serial server’s virtual COM port as though it was connected to a native COM port.

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