How to properly handle incoming TCP/UDP data

Sat 2019.10.19

Hi @indianajones, as it has been many weeks since the initial post, would you mind refreshing us on board type, flash version, some sample array initialization code, interconnect schematic, etc. Thanks

What is powering the device(s)? Solid common ground between all hardware? Cable length? Timers tripping in background? Array buffers too small? Noise on the clock/data line?

re: 'all I do is dump that data to console. When I do that, I see the data loss described above.'

Could the delay in attempting to output the data, be blocking the stream of incoming data?
Is it possible to delay the output to ensure all data is received?

re: 'and I expect a big response to my request, over 24k bytes of data.'

That is a load of data!

Would you mind posting process.memory(); before attempting a transfer and then again immediately after.

Does MIDI use a device select, CS or DTR line, or is the data *just there* on the data line sent by any device? Possible data collisions interrupting the sending device?

EDIT:
Found these:

https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/midi-tutorial/hardware--electronic-implementation
https://www.midi.org/specifications-old/category/gm-specifications
https://www.designacable.com/7-pin-din-midi-cable-foot-switch-to-amp-lead-bi-directional-phantom-power.html
https://www.instructables.com/id/Send-and-Receive-MIDI-with-Arduino/

Single Out >> In or Bi-directional? 5 pin or 7 pin?