Hi everyone!
I’m trying to send binary data over TCP to a server made in python. I need to send binary data, without coding, non-ASCII characters indeed. Some of the data bytes can be 0x1A which coincide with the send command, doing that all data were transmitted early. Using AT+CIPSEND=< length > solve the problem, because data are transmitted when the content of the buffer reach that quantity. But in case of a byte take a certain value it is not transmitted properly, such as 0x00 (in this case, the byte is not transmitted) or 0x0A (line-feed or new line, in this case, the server receives 0x0A 0x0D, an extra byte). I don’t know if the module interprets certain values, low values in the ASCII table or it’s a problem on the server-side. Have anyone made something similar?
Thank you in advance