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    Is 115,200 Baud the max rate for Win32 serial driver? There are definitions for 128kbaud and 256 kbaud but these don't seem to work. If they did they would not work with the device i'm communicating with. Thanks Carter

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      Is 115,200 Baud the max rate for Win32 serial driver? There are definitions for 128kbaud and 256 kbaud but these don't seem to work. If they did they would not work with the device i'm communicating with. Thanks Carter

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      They won't unless you have special hardware that supports them. The highest standard baudrate is 115,200 baud and then that is divided to get 57,600 (/2), 38,400 (/3) etc. It is possible they were put in place to support IDSN or something similar and never removed. Elaine :rose: The tigress is here :-D

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        They won't unless you have special hardware that supports them. The highest standard baudrate is 115,200 baud and then that is divided to get 57,600 (/2), 38,400 (/3) etc. It is possible they were put in place to support IDSN or something similar and never removed. Elaine :rose: The tigress is here :-D

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        Thanks Elaine! I think the ISDN (or whatever) support makes sense. I appreciate the help. Carter

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