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Reading data from ble device after writing

See original GitHub issue

Version

react-native-ble-manager v6.5.1
react-native v0.57.4
Android

Our ble device HM10 bluetooth 4.0 runing on a custom electronic card . When i writing data to device, card returning me data. but i can’t read that data .We tested it with BLE Scanner app it is on the apple store and its working perfectly. BLE Scanner getting data what we should to see. I’ve tried to use read() function after write function but read function returning me something strange. How can i do this and what am i doing wrong

This is my console after writing and reading.

Peripheral is connected
Writed :  566666
ReadData:  Ô69ØCT

This is my code

 bleManagerEmitter.addListener(
      'BleManagerConnectPeripheral',
      (device) => {
        BleManager.isPeripheralConnected(device.peripheral, [])
          .then((isConnected) => {
            if (isConnected) {
              console.log('Peripheral is connected')
              BleManager.retrieveServices(device.peripheral)
                .then((peripheralDevice) => {
                  let service = peripheralDevice.characteristics[6].service
                  let characteristic = peripheralDevice.characteristics[6].characteristic
                  this.write(this.state.message, device, service, characteristic)
                })
            } else {
              console.log('Peripheral is NOT connecteddd!');
            }
          })
      })


write(message, device, service, characteristic) {

    let byteMsg = stringToBytes(message);
    BleManager.write(device.peripheral, service, characteristic, byteMsg)
      .then(() => {
        console.log('Writed : ', message)
        BleManager.read(device.peripheral, service, characteristic, byteMsg)
          .then((readData) => {
            this.setState({ connecting: false, connectingId: null, writedId: device.peripheral, writeErrorDeviceId: null }, () => {
              let readedData = bytesToString(readData)
              console.log('ReadData: ', readedData)
              this.disconnect(device.peripheral)
            })
          }).catch((err) => console.log(err))
      }).catch((err) => {
        console.log(err, " Error Write")
        this.setState({ connecting: false, connectingId: null, writedId: null, writeErrorDeviceId: device.peripheral })
        this.disconnect(device.peripheral)

      })

  }