Set a default baud rate of B_115200 for serial connection #899
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…else crashes the device and the driver
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I found that anything other than 115200 causes the device to crash (has to be unplugged and plugged in again) It also causes the driver to crash and I have to kill the process. It seems to get stuck in the handshake getDeviceInfo() method on the line
read(PortFD, buffer + received, 39 - received);Setting to 115200 in the driver UI before connecting and it works fine. Thought it might be a good idea to default to this baud rate to prevent any future confusion