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d.setEnablePktAppendStatus() not working #61

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daviddlpg opened this issue Dec 2, 2019 · 3 comments
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d.setEnablePktAppendStatus() not working #61

daviddlpg opened this issue Dec 2, 2019 · 3 comments

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@daviddlpg
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Hello everybody,

I am trying to test my 433Mhz garage remote, and i would like to study the RSSI and LQI coverage. I have a Yard Stick One configured with my signal parameters and i receive the keyfob and the garage transceiver frames correctly.

I have set up the d.setEnablePktAppendStatus() parameter in the rfcat interpreter and is enabled, as i can see when i run print(d.reprRadioConfig()), but the LQI and RSSI dont appears in the frames as the two last bytes together with the checksum byte.

I have tested another parameters and i compiled the last firmware again in the YT1 without success:

== Hardware ==
Dongle: YARDSTICKONE
Firmware rev: 0543
Compiler: SDCCv350
Bootloader: CC-Bootloader

I also have been reading the CC1111 manual so as to be sure that the register that d.setEnablePktAppendStatus() writes is correct (PKCTRL1), but i haven't found a solution.

May be it could be a bug?.

Please help¡ Thanks in advance...

@atlas0fd00m
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i'm not sure we plumbed LQI and RSSI through the entire message chain. because the capabilities of the CC1111 were pretty amazing and because LQI/RSSI didn't seem like a vital part of the capabilities to wrap in. i don't think it would take much to wrap it in. are you interested in writing a little code? it would teach you RfCat comms like nothing else will :)

@chrisVat
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Is there a quick way to retrieve RSSI values without reflashing the Ys1?

@atlas0fd00m
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currently the only way to grab RSSI is to use d.getRSSI().
@daviddlpg is this still of interest to you?

blanket apology for long delay, somehow GitHub stopped sending me notifications.

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