Does labview 5.0 support serial communication at a baud rate of 115200?

When I try to initialise my serial port at 115200 baud rate I get error 32, device paramter error. I'm running labview 5.0. Can anyone help me with this?

I use Serial Port Init.vi to set the baud rate to 115200 with no problem in LabView 5.0 under Windows 95.
I get error 38 when I try a non-supported baud rate.
Do you get the error when you run Serial Port Init.vi directly or just when you call it from your VI? On the diagram where you call Serial Port Init.vi, try placing a probe on the wire going to the baud rate input of Serial Port Init to see what value it's trying to set. You will have a problem going to 115200 if the control on your VI is represented as I16 or U8 or if the data range max doesn't go to 115200.

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