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CC2340R5: BLE Connection & Disconnect indication over GPIO

CC2340R5: Read BLE Connection RSSI level

Harinder Singh
Intellectual 360 points
Part Number: CC2340R5

Tool/software:

Dear Experts,

Greetings!

We are using CC2340R5 with SDK Version: 8.10.01.02. Our application is based out of Data Stream example code, we are basically using the BLE Uart service for transparent uart communication with the end device.

Use Case: As per the client requirement we have to read the RSSI level of the module with respect to a reference device in mass production, to identify the faulty modules by comparing the RSSI level of the batch one by one with respect to ref. device. We will implement a UART command that will respond with the RSSI value.

Query: 

Q1: How to read the module RSSI level, Is there any variable or function that holds the RSSI value with reff. to Data stream application?  

Q2: What will be test setup, as our  module is having the Data Stream based application, what I have to flash in the reff. device. Is there any way by which I can directly read the RSSI values from the Radio controller through HCI commands if I put the reff. module into Continuous Tx mode (*Radio into continuous Transmission mode)

Please Guide us & Let me know if more information is required from my end.


Thanks & Regards,

Harinder Singh  

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    TI__Intellectual 1640 points

    Hi Haringer, 

    Thanks for reaching out. 

    To read RSSI level, you can follow this guide: How to Read RSSI Level

    For your setup, you can use the host test project and use BTool App (Open BTool from the tools\ble5stack\btool folder of the SDK install directory) then establish a connection to the peripheral, please use this guide to get started on host test and BTool.  

    I hope this helps.

    Regards

    Ivan