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RSSI Values on API for Known BT Classic and BLE Devices #177

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paulrbeers opened this issue Apr 22, 2020 · 2 comments
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RSSI Values on API for Known BT Classic and BLE Devices #177

paulrbeers opened this issue Apr 22, 2020 · 2 comments
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
It's somewhat difficult/time consuming to dial in RSSI values for both BLE and BT Classic since every device is different

Describe the solution you'd like
Now that I am aware of the API, could we get the measured RSSI value? Currently there is the distance calculated, but I'd love to be able to see the RSSI values so I can tweak the settings

Describe alternatives you've considered
Manually logging into each node (I have 10? now), stopping the room-assistant service and using HCITool for BT Classic and manually starting/stopping room-assistant to get the BLE values

Additional context
No I don't want to know all devices out there, just the ones I've spelled out in my local.yml file.
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mKeRix commented Apr 22, 2020

Great idea, that would certainly help for tuning the values! :)

mKeRix added a commit that referenced this issue May 31, 2020
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feat(bluetooth-low-energy): add RSSI and measuredPower to entity
ec48507 
Tuning BLE values is tricky if the measured RSSI and the measuredPower
used for calculation are not visible anywhere. Putting them into the
attributes would cause a lot of data to be constantly updated in the
other integrations, so now they are just available in the API as an
additional field of the entity.

Closes #140, #177 and #203
mKeRix added a commit that referenced this issue May 31, 2020
@mKeRix
feat(bluetooth-low-energy): add RSSI and measuredPower to entity
8801d63 
Tuning BLE values is tricky if the measured RSSI and the measuredPower
used for calculation are not visible anywhere. Putting them into the
attributes would cause a lot of data to be constantly updated in the
other integrations, so now they are just available in the API as an
additional field of the entity.

Closes #140, #177 and #203
github-actions bot pushed a commit that referenced this issue May 31, 2020
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chore(release): 2.8.0 [skip ci]
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# [2.8.0](v2.7.1...v2.8.0) (2020-05-31)

### Features

* **bluetooth-low-energy:** add RSSI and measuredPower to entity ([ec48507](ec48507)), closes [#140](#140) [#177](#177) [#203](#203)
* document API with OpenAPI ([4d6d4de](4d6d4de))
* draw temperature values on heatmaps ([d2ad9bf](d2ad9bf))
* **grid-eye:** add heatmap camera entity ([ac52e76](ac52e76))
* **home-assistant:** add support for camera entities ([bc941ad](bc941ad))
* **omron-d6t:** add heatmap camera entity ([aee7f09](aee7f09)), closes [#199](#199)
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mKeRix commented May 31, 2020

This has been added in 2.8.0! 🎉

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