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what makes you think the data is actually text? why would you use text-oriented methods?

I suggest you read up on the subject. Read the EPC specification.
And have a look at UHF RFID Reader Program[^]; it shows the E2 starting byte in your hex data is a marker, not a character.

I don't know the details of EPC, it isn't in my area of interest, however your hex data contains hardly any regular character. To me it looks like binary data, not text. So I suggest you keep away from strings, characters, and any SerialPort method that regards data as text. You need SerialPort.Read(byte[]).

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