The problem is that the commands for changing the
serial speed are not going to be published by the
manufacturer...
Does their Windows driver do higher speeds? If so, it should be possible to
discover the Chipdrive command by snooping.
It might also be possible to figure it out without the spec. I would start
by trying the unused bits in the set parity command.
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