Posted on October 19, 2016 at 15:46Hi,
I am doing some measurements using the RSSI from the SPIRIT1. I am making the the following test:
In the transmiter I am using the continuos wave
In the receiver I am verifing the RSSI as the following:
Enter RX state,
Waiting some us (~180)
SABORT Command
Reading de Register 0xC8
With a distance of 10m between transmiter and receiver I can see the RSSI in the receiver going lower when the transmiter power goes low, GREAT!
The problem is when I am using the transmiter to send packets. Does not matter if I change the power transmited from 16dBm to -30 dBm. In the receiver my RSSI measured is always -54 dBm, using the same distance from the test with a transmiter in continuos wave.
I know that the power in the transmiter is changing, because I am using a spectrum analyzer to check it.
I would like to know if anyone has some insights about what could be happening. I am looking at the registers related to the RSSI, like RSSI_FLT. I do not understand how the RSSI Filter Gain works and if it is what is causing my RSSI to be constant.
