Reliable UART between Arduino and Bluetooth Module for Large Data

Using Arduino Networking, Protocols, and Devices
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Paul5,

Thanks for your response. The Arduino will not be doing anything when data is received. The logic (communicating with I2C devices, SPI devices, etc) will be done after a full packet is received, and based on the contents of the packet. The Bluetooth devices will not send any more packets until a response is received from the Arduino, which will be after all other logic has completed.

Essentially, the loop() function will be running unimpeded when data is being received. Incoming data will stored into the RAM immediately.

So, if I understood what you said correctly, I shouldn't worry about any buffer overruns or anything of the sort?

Thanks again,
Aakash