Hi all,
I am measuring the transmit power level by means of hcitool and whilst the
power level is over 0, there is no problem. However, when the value should
be negative, I get a rather odd value, 252 for example.
I don't konw where the problem is, but i think the value is trated as
unsigned integer when it is signed. Please, if somebody observed this, tell
me so.
Thanks.
Hi Israel,
> I am measuring the transmit power level by means of hcitool and whilst
> the power level is over 0, there is no problem. However, when the
> value should be negative, I get a rather odd value, 252 for example.
>
> I don't konw where the problem is, but i think the value is trated as
> unsigned integer when it is signed. Please, if somebody observed this,
> tell me so.
the code of hcitool is correct. Are you sure that you are using the
latest version?
Regards
Marcel
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