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>>> uart.any()
False
>>> if uart.any==False:
... print("FALSCH")
...
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
NotImplementedError: equality for 'bound_method' and 'bool' types not yet implemented
>>>

You forget the braces after any.

This should work.

I got the following problem:

I can send commands to the modem, and get answers back.
But the answer is in a "binary" format like b´text´

How can I convert it to normal text without the CR and other formating characters?

thank you

>>> uart.write("at\r\r\n")
5
>>> while uart.any()==True:
... uart.readall()
...
b'\r\nOK\r\n'
>>>

Yes, looks like you missed the parenthesis! But now the bug comparing bound_method to bool is fixed as well.

eduardo wrote:I got the following problem:

I can send commands to the modem, and get answers back.
But the answer is in a "binary" format like b´text´

How can I convert it to normal text without the CR and other formating characters?

thank you

>>> uart.write("at\r\r\n")
5
>>> while uart.any()==True:
... uart.readall()
...
b'\r\nOK\r\n'
>>>

First, note that (if you haven't already) you probably want to init the UART with an inter-char timeout, like:
This will make sure that when you read it waits a little between chars, giving you a longer string than just 1 character.

To get rid of the newlines, use the .strip() method: text.strip()

To convert to a string, do: str(b'123', 'utf8')

These are all normal Python programming techniques.