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Date: Tue, 1 May 2007 13:01:40 -0700
From: "Mark S. Townsley" <mstownsley@gmail.com>
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Subject: [Bluez-users] signal strength, link quality and transmit power
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Hi:

I am trying to interpret the values return from reading a connection's
signal strength, link quality and transmit power.
For example, I would sometimes get rssi values in the negative.  What does
that mean?

And in general, are higher values on these parameters indicate a better
connection quality?

Thanks for any tip/pointer.

Mark

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<br>Hi:<br><br>I am trying to interpret the values return from reading a connection&#39;s signal strength, link quality and transmit power.<br>For example, I would sometimes get rssi values in the negative.&nbsp; What does that mean?
<br><br>And in general, are higher values on these parameters indicate a better connection quality?<br><br>Thanks for any tip/pointer.<br><br>Mark<br>

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