Measure a node's NRF signal or distance value
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i can't answer about nrf case and signal strength measurement, as i'm using rfm69 which can provide rssi.
but more generally it might appear soon?
- I_SIGNAL_STRENGTH which is the internal msg for the Signal strength. For rfm69, it is RX Rssi, but it can be another calculation for other radio module type
- I_POWER_LEVEL which is the internal msg for the TX radio powerlevel. To get a feedback on the radio power level set by ATC
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i can't answer about nrf case and signal strength measurement, as i'm using rfm69 which can provide rssi.
but more generally it might appear soon?
- I_SIGNAL_STRENGTH which is the internal msg for the Signal strength. For rfm69, it is RX Rssi, but it can be another calculation for other radio module type
- I_POWER_LEVEL which is the internal msg for the TX radio powerlevel. To get a feedback on the radio power level set by ATC
@scalz said in Measure a node's NRF signal or distance value:
- I_POWER_LEVEL which is the internal msg for the TX radio powerlevel. To get a feedback on the radio power level set by ATC
I couldn't find I_POWER_LEVEL here, https://www.mysensors.org/download/serial_api_20#internal
Is this a command?
What I want to is to get the Set Level of nRF24. This is set in the sketch but when it has been sent to Arduino, I have no idea what I set that day.
eg. Repeater Node, I am using the example, make some changes, like PA_LEVEL, then I don't save the sketch -
@scalz said in Measure a node's NRF signal or distance value:
- I_POWER_LEVEL which is the internal msg for the TX radio powerlevel. To get a feedback on the radio power level set by ATC
I couldn't find I_POWER_LEVEL here, https://www.mysensors.org/download/serial_api_20#internal
Is this a command?
What I want to is to get the Set Level of nRF24. This is set in the sketch but when it has been sent to Arduino, I have no idea what I set that day.
eg. Repeater Node, I am using the example, make some changes, like PA_LEVEL, then I don't save the sketch
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