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Date: Sun, 26 Nov 2006 16:42:30 -0300
From: "Loreno Oliveira" <lorenooliveira@gmail.com>
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Subject: [Bluez-users] reading RSSI (continuation)
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Sorry the short previous message, let me being more specific.

I read that a device may send a DAC packet to another one, which will answer
with another DAC packet. Thus, the first device can read the RSSI to the
other device without establishing a baseband connection among them. In such
a scenario, the first device has previous knowledge of the BD_ADDR and clock
offset of the queried device.

The doubt is: is there any way of doing this using BlueZ??

Thanks for any hint!

Loreno

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Sorry the short previous message, let me being more specific.<br><br>I read that a device may send a DAC packet to another one, which will answer with another DAC packet. Thus, the first device can read the RSSI to the other device without establishing a baseband connection among them. In such a scenario, the first device has previous knowledge of the BD_ADDR and clock offset of the queried device.
<br><br>The doubt is: is there any way of doing this using BlueZ??<br><br>Thanks for any hint!<br><br>Loreno<br>

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