Probably, the easiest way is to just run dos2unix on the server once the file is transferred: 
...
$ssh2 -> scp_put("${datafile}IMSI_SICAP.lst","/timesten/IMSI_SICAP.lst
+")or die ("Error");
$ssh2->channel->exec("dos2unix /timesten/IMSI_SICAP.lst");

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Another option is to use Net::SFTP::Foreign that supports the dos2unix operation natively: 

use Net::SFTP::Foreign;

my $sftp = Net::SFTP::Foreign->new($host,
                                   backend => 'Net_SSH2',
                                   username => 'user',
                                   password => 'aaa');
$sftp->error and die "Unable to connect: " . $ssh->error;

$sftp->put("${datafile}IMSI_SICAP.lst","/timesten/IMSI_SICAP.lst", con
+version => 'dos2unix');

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In reply to Re: Convert binary to ascii while sftp using Net::SSH2 by salva
in thread Convert binary to ascii while sftp using Net::SSH2 by tsandras

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