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4.3.1.29
DB – RSSI of last packet
This command returns the RSSI value of the last packet it received. The return value is a two
digit ASCII-coded hex value.
4.3.1.30
EA – Number of ack failures
This command returns the number of ack failures since the device was last reset. The return
value is in the form of a four digit ASCII-coded hex value. This value does include
retransmission events for the same packet. For example, if a device attempts a transmission
and never receives an ack, the device will attempt a total of 8 times before it stops. The
corresponding number of ack failures would then increment by 8.
4.3.1.31
OS – Number of out of sequence packets
This command returns the number of out of sequence packets that have been received since
last reset. The return value is in the form of a four digit ASCII-coded hex value.
4.3.1.32
RD – Device type
This command returns the device type of the module. The return value for the RBM101 is the
ASCII string "RBM101"
4.3.1.33
PL – Power Level
Set the radio transmit power level. The parameter is a 32-bit ASCII coded hex value and is in
units of deci dBm.
Default: 00000064 (10.0 dBm)
Note that not all values are achievable in the radio but the power will be set as close as
possible. After writing this parameter, use the PL command with no arguments to read back
the new power level from the radio.
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Note the RBM101 is based on a Silicon Labs Flex Gecko radio. This device
uses an automatic gain control on the radio that can make the RSSI reading
non-linear and inconsistent as gain is added to the rx circuit. Use at your
own discression.
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