Wizfi line terminator character

Question

Dear Everybody! The line terminator character normally 
 (CR+LF). According the documentation Wizfi can accept  or +
 or 
 as terminator. But. If I send data for example AT+SSEND=0,10
0123456789 then transmitted payload on a TCP socket is 
012345678. This can be mean, for AT+SSEND command the line terminator must not be +
. So anybody can know the rules for? Thanks for any advise, kzsolt2

irina · Answer

Hi, Kzsolt2 ! kzsolt2: If I send data for example AT+SSEND=0,10
0123456789 then transmitted payload on a TCP socket is 
012345678. → Yes, I tested also. You’re right! ( ** $0d → , $0a → 
 ** ) ‘AT+SSEND=0,192.168.1.5,5003,4,5000$0d$0a1234’ → payload is ‘$0a123’ and ‘4’ left. AT+SSEND=0,192.168.1.5,5003,4,5000$0d1234 → payload is ‘1234’. I hope you it is helpful! Regards, Tom