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how How to receive more than 64 bytes on arduinoArduino?

I am receiving about 90 bytes on the serial port. but arduinoBut Arduino has thea serial buffer of 64 bytes only. becauseBecause of this limitation iI am unable to receive further bytes.

char c;

void read_response()
  {
     while(Serial.available > 0)
     {
    c=Serial.read();
    Serial.print(c,HEX);
    Serial.print(",");
    }
 
}

iI tried using the above function to read the serial data, but it is able to read only 64 bytes.

anotherAnother approach iI tried as follows:

char rxdata[]={};

void read_response()
  {
     while(Serial.available > 0)
     {
    int len= Serial.readBytes(rxdata, 90)
      }
 
}

withWith this approach also itoo, I was receiving only 64 bytes.

Serial.flush()Serial.flush() also don'tdoesn't work as it waits for current transmission to finish. & i And I do not have control on transmission end. The transmitter is sending 90 bytes continuously.

pleasePlease give me some suggestionsuggestions.

how to receive more than 64 bytes on arduino?

I am receiving about 90 bytes on the serial port. but arduino has the serial buffer of 64 bytes only. because of this limitation i am unable to receive further bytes.

char c;

void read_response()
 {
     while(Serial.available > 0)
     {
    c=Serial.read();
    Serial.print(c,HEX);
    Serial.print(",");
    }
 
}

i tried using above function to read the serial data, but it is able to read only 64 bytes.

another approach i tried as follows:

char rxdata[]={};

void read_response()
 {
     while(Serial.available > 0)
     {
    int len= Serial.readBytes(rxdata,90)
      }
 
}

with this approach also i was receiving only 64 bytes

Serial.flush() also don't work as it waits for current transmission to finish. & i do not have control on transmission end. transmitter is sending 90 bytes continuously.

please give me some suggestion.

How to receive more than 64 bytes on Arduino?

I am receiving about 90 bytes on the serial port. But Arduino has a serial buffer of 64 bytes only. Because of this limitation I am unable to receive further bytes.

char c;

void read_response() {
  while(Serial.available > 0) {
    c=Serial.read();
    Serial.print(c,HEX);
    Serial.print(",");
  }
}

I tried using the above function to read the serial data, but it is able to read only 64 bytes.

Another approach I tried as follows:

char rxdata[]={};

void read_response() {
  while(Serial.available > 0) {
    int len= Serial.readBytes(rxdata, 90)
  }
}

With this approach too, I was receiving only 64 bytes.

Serial.flush() also doesn't work as it waits for current transmission to finish. And I do not have control on transmission. The transmitter is sending 90 bytes continuously.

Please give me some suggestions.

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I am receiving about 90 bytes on the serial port. but arduino has the serial buffer of 64 bytes only. because of this limitation i am unable to receive further bytes.

char c;

void read_response() { while(Serial.available > 0) { c=Serial.read(); Serial.print(c,HEX); Serial.print(","); }

}

char c;

void read_response()
{
     while(Serial.available > 0)
     {
    c=Serial.read();
    Serial.print(c,HEX);
    Serial.print(",");
    }

}

i tried using above function to read the serial data, but it is able to read only 64 bytes.

another approach i tried as follows:

char rxdata[]={};

void read_response() { while(Serial.available > 0) { int len= Serial.readBytes(rxdata,90) }

}

char rxdata[]={};

void read_response()
{
     while(Serial.available > 0)
     {
    int len= Serial.readBytes(rxdata,90)
      }

}

with this approach also i was receiving only 64 bytes

Serial.flush() also don't work as it waits for current transmission to finish. & i do not have control on transmission end. transmitter is sending 90 bytes continuously.

please give me some suggestion.

I am receiving about 90 bytes on the serial port. but arduino has the serial buffer of 64 bytes only. because of this limitation i am unable to receive further bytes.

char c;

void read_response() { while(Serial.available > 0) { c=Serial.read(); Serial.print(c,HEX); Serial.print(","); }

}

i tried using above function to read the serial data, but it is able to read only 64 bytes.

another approach i tried as follows:

char rxdata[]={};

void read_response() { while(Serial.available > 0) { int len= Serial.readBytes(rxdata,90) }

}

with this approach also i was receiving only 64 bytes

Serial.flush() also don't work as it waits for current transmission to finish. & i do not have control on transmission end. transmitter is sending 90 bytes continuously.

please give me some suggestion.

I am receiving about 90 bytes on the serial port. but arduino has the serial buffer of 64 bytes only. because of this limitation i am unable to receive further bytes.

char c;

void read_response()
{
     while(Serial.available > 0)
     {
    c=Serial.read();
    Serial.print(c,HEX);
    Serial.print(",");
    }

}

i tried using above function to read the serial data, but it is able to read only 64 bytes.

another approach i tried as follows:

char rxdata[]={};

void read_response()
{
     while(Serial.available > 0)
     {
    int len= Serial.readBytes(rxdata,90)
      }

}

with this approach also i was receiving only 64 bytes

Serial.flush() also don't work as it waits for current transmission to finish. & i do not have control on transmission end. transmitter is sending 90 bytes continuously.

please give me some suggestion.

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how to receive more than 64 bytes on arduino?

I am receiving about 90 bytes on the serial port. but arduino has the serial buffer of 64 bytes only. because of this limitation i am unable to receive further bytes.

char c;

void read_response() { while(Serial.available > 0) { c=Serial.read(); Serial.print(c,HEX); Serial.print(","); }

}

i tried using above function to read the serial data, but it is able to read only 64 bytes.

another approach i tried as follows:

char rxdata[]={};

void read_response() { while(Serial.available > 0) { int len= Serial.readBytes(rxdata,90) }

}

with this approach also i was receiving only 64 bytes

Serial.flush() also don't work as it waits for current transmission to finish. & i do not have control on transmission end. transmitter is sending 90 bytes continuously.

please give me some suggestion.