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Hi,
When the device is missing packets consecutively, the window widening will not only consider the LFOSC PPM accuracy, it will also account for the window widening defined in the bluetooth specification.
Therefore, you will see the RX window opening wider and wider, and this is expected.
Hi,
Thank you for your response.
I realized that my understanding of the Core Specification was insufficient. Could you please confirm if my understanding below is correct, just to be sure?
・Window Widening = (txSCA + rxSCA) / 1,000,000 * Time_of_last_sync + 16µs
(The above Window Widening is added to the front and back of the original reception window)
Furthermore, after varying the ExtraPPM and verifying, we confirmed that a time of (ExtraPPM / 1,000,000 * ConnectionInterval * 2) is added to the Window Widening immediately following packet loss.
Is this correct? If not, could you provide the correct formula?
Additionally, when we set ExtraPPM to 500/1500/5000/10000, we observed that the window expanded up to ExtraPPM = 10000, but there was no change in results when set to 50000.
If there is an upper limit for ExtraPPM, could you please let us know?
Lastly, when using the CC2340R5-Q1 without LFXT, could you recommend the appropriate ExtraPPM setting?
Best Regards.