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Add setting to adjust WiFi TX Power #150
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Queued up in PR #145 Implemented as a range slider in the GUI with possible values from 0 to 20. If 20 is selected then when setting power it is "rounded up" to 20.5. |
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Fixed in #145 |
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Similar to the 802.11B/G/N setting, we should also allow adjusting the transmit power. Don't know what the default is, but the internet seems to says it defaults to max.
/**
*/
void ESP8266WiFiGenericClass::setOutputPower(float dBm) {
WiFi.setOutputPower(0); // this sets wifi to lowest power
WiFi.setOutputPower(20.5); // this sets wifi to highest power
see also
https://gitlab.com/painlessMesh/painlessMesh/-/issues/51
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