How to Use a Free Serial Port Component for Delphi 2010
If you are looking for a free serial port component for Delphi 2010, you might want to check out the ComPort Library. This is a fork of the original ComPort Library 4.10, which can be found on SourceForge[^1^]. The ComPort Library allows you to
communicate with any device connected to the serial port using RS232 protocol. It uses multithreading and overlapping for maximum performance. It also supports USB COM port disconnection detection and exception handling.

In this article, we will show you how to install and use the ComPort Library for Delphi 2010. You will need to download the library from GitHub[^2^] and extract it to a folder of your choice. Then, follow these steps:

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Open Delphi 2010 and go to File > Open Project.
Browse to the folder where you extracted the ComPort Library and open the file .\Packages\D2010\CPort_R.dpk. This is the run-time package for the library.
Click on Compile and then on Install. This will register the library in your IDE.
Open another file from the same folder, .\Packages\D2010\CPort_D.dpk. This is the design-time package for the library.
Click on Compile and then on Install. This will add the ComPort components to your component palette.
Close both packages and create a new VCL Forms Application.
On the component palette, find the ComPort tab and drag a TComPort component to your form.
Select the TComPort component and go to the Object Inspector. Here you can configure the properties of your serial port, such as Port, BaudRate, DataBits, StopBits, Parity, etc.
You can also use the events of the TComPort component to handle data transmission and reception, errors, status changes, etc.
To open and close the serial port, you can use the methods Open and Close of the TComPort component.
That's it! You are now ready to communicate with your serial device using the ComPort Library for Delphi 2010. For more information and examples, you can check out the help file and the source code of the library.

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How to Use the ComPort Library in Your Delphi Application
Now that you have installed the ComPort Library for Delphi 2010, you can use it in your Delphi application to communicate with your serial device. Here are some tips and examples on how to use the ComPort Library in your Delphi application:

To send data to the serial port, you can use the Write or WriteStr methods of the TComPort component. For example, to send the string "Hello" followed by a carriage return and a line feed, you can write: ComPort1.WriteStr('Hello' + #13#10);
To receive data from the serial port, you can use the Read or ReadStr methods of the TComPort component. For example, to read a string of 10 characters from the serial port, you can write: var s: string; ComPort1.ReadStr(s, 10);
You can also use the events of the TComPort component to handle data transmission and reception asynchronously. For example, to display the received data in a memo control, you can write: procedure TForm1.ComPort1RxChar(Sender: TObject; Count: Integer);
var s: string; begin ComPort1.ReadStr(s, Count); Memo1.Lines.Add(s); end;
You can use the properties of the TComPort component to get or set the status of the serial port, such as LineBreak, LineStatus, ModemStatus, etc. For example, to check if the carrier detect (CD) signal is on, you can write: if ComPort1.ModemStatus.cd
then ShowMessage('Carrier detect is on');
You can use the methods of the TComPort component to control the flow of data, such as PurgeRx, PurgeTx, TxReady, etc. For example, to clear the receive buffer, you can write: ComPort1.PurgeRx;
For more information and examples on how to use the ComPort Library in your Delphi application, you can check out the help file and the source code of the library.

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