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Minor nitpick. Can you link directly to the page in the reference manual where this is stated?
drivers/at86rf2xx/at86rf2xx_netdev.c
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Please readd the 4 spaces here.
drivers/at86rf2xx/at86rf2xx_netdev.c
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| DEBUG("[at86rf2xx] LQI:%d high is good, RSSI:%d high good or interferer.\n", |
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I don't get what "high good or interferer" means?
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That this value represents either a good link or a lot of interference. Maybe a rephrasing like high is either good or too much interference?
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@kYc0o directly link? |
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That should be enough! Thanks!. Even better if added to the commit message, so they become part of the git history. |
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I can do this when squash and rebase. Should i do this now? |
Agreed. |
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@kYc0o done. |
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@kYc0o further remarks? |
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Not on my side. ACK. |
AT86RF231 MAN. p.89 8.3.2 Reading RSSI AT86RF232 MAN. p.88 8.3.2 Reading RSSI AT86RF233 MAN. p.99 8.4.2 Reading RSSI "It is not recommended reading the RSSI value when using the Extended Operating Modes, use ED instead"
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@kaspar030 could you have a second look if your concerns are addressed? |
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Can this be merged? |
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I'd say yes. |
This PR changes the the rssi value to be based on the ED and not on the RSSI value as stated in the manuel for the extended operation mode of the 23x devices.
The ifdefs are reordered to to be extended more easier.
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#9172