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Yes!!! It works!!
Thank you!

Ok...
I can't test right now, but tonight I'll test all the possibilities.
Thank you for test read.any()

No, I'll try to use the different options for read and write to see if the timing changes.

[quote=Roberthh post_id=39326 time=1568188453 user_id=601] Since the delay depends on the baud rate, it looks like a timeout behavior in the receive. Looking at the documentation of the UART irq handler, that might not help much, because that is definitely waits for a timeout, however only of one ch...

Are you using UART.irq to detect the incoming data? No, I'm doing this way: uart1 = UART(1, baudrate = 9600, bits = 8, parity = 0, # 0 = even / 1 = odd stop = 1, tx = 4, rx = 5, txbuf = 1024, rxbuf = 1024) wr1 = uart1.write rd1 = uart1.read def send(msg): snd_msgs = ('RESET', b'\x82\x96\x06\x01\x32...

Hi, I'm trying to get UART to respond within 2ms after receiving something. But the fastest I could get was 8ms, responding immediately after any data received without processing. Apparently the answer is scheduled rather than sent immediately. Measuring the time between receiving something from UAR...