You can open the com port as a file and you can specify the baudrate it opens too also as part of the filename.
I can`t remember exactly what the file name is but i think it was WriteFile("comnumber:baudratehere,8,N,1") or something similar . I have used this method in the past and it works fine for output at whatever baud rate you like upto the port maximum,,,, BUT do not try to read from a serial port in the same manner , it crashes blitz quicksharp.
The other alternative is to use a DLL which is a far neater way and allows you to read and write to the com ,, plus other goodies like setting the buffers and hanshaking ect :-) Thats the way I do it
I can`t remember exactly what the file name is but i think it was WriteFile("comnumber:baudratehere,8,N,1") or something similar . I have used this method in the past and it works fine for output at whatever baud rate you like upto the port maximum,,,, BUT do not try to read from a serial port in the same manner , it crashes blitz quicksharp.
The other alternative is to use a DLL which is a far neater way and allows you to read and write to the com ,, plus other goodies like setting the buffers and hanshaking ect :-) Thats the way I do it