Jeff Taylor wrote:
> I know this has probably been brought up many years ago, but I'm rather
> new to Python.
>
> Is there a way to open a serial port with a baudrate greater than
> 115.2kbps? I'm currently using pyserial and it can handle over 115.2,
> but when it calls win32file, win32file gi
I brand new to this list, I just read this topic on the mail archive...
> Normally baud rates higher than that take "special" hardware.
this depends what you call "special" hardware, every FTDI chip (virtual
com port) supports higher baudrates. I use one with 100 bps. so
there's no problem to
Jeff Taylor wrote:
> I know this has probably been brought up many years ago, but I'm rather
> new to Python.
>
> Is there a way to open a serial port with a baudrate greater than
> 115.2kbps? I'm currently using pyserial and it can handle over 115.2,
> but when it calls win32file, win32file gi
I know this has probably been brought up many years ago, but I'm rather
new to Python.
Is there a way to open a serial port with a baudrate greater than
115.2kbps? I'm currently using pyserial and it can handle over 115.2,
but when it calls win32file, win32file gives back a bad parameter error
