I have already read the spec , the device is a High Power Amplificator and i'm sending commands to another equipment that controls the HPA called controller,acording to the spec i have to send CR and LF so the controller can understand what i want ( in this case i want the output power level ) to be honest the specs don't have anything useful about the communication.

The lenght of the pakage that i receive is 131 bytes ( it sends 2 pakages one with 63 bytes and another with 68 bytes i'm using wireshark to trace the pakages)

i used Eliya solution and I still have a big delay

Here is the answer of my program

&#9824;A?42.3< 30D 0.111.3&#9829;) 210 Seconds Delay

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Changed 1000 to 131 and 2000 but still no fast response 
while ( sysread $socket, $_, 131 ) { # 2000 , 1000
print $_;
}

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