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RF430CL331H: How do you set te bit rate, and what are the valid values?

Part Number: RF430CL331H

Hello Community!

The only example code I can find that sets the bit rate is sloc330, where there is this code:

        //RF Data rate settings
        // C4 = 847kbps , A2 = 424kbps, 91 = 212kbps, 00 = 106kbps (DEFAULT)
        //Write_Register(0x2ABA, 0x00C4);               // C4 = 847kbps
        //Write_Register(0x2ABA, 0x00A2);               // A2 = 424kbps
        //Write_Register(0x2ABA, 0x0091);               // 91 = 212kbps
        Write_Register(0x2ABA, 0x0000);                 // 00 = 106kbps (DEFAULT SETTING) so this line is optional

In the related question, in the example code uses the line:

        rf430cl331_write_register(RF430CL331Handler, 0x2ABA, 0x00F7);

to set the bit rate as 848kps, and the response to the question indicates that this is correct.

How is the bitrate calculated, and what is the valid data for a rate of 848? Is the related question correct or the code snippet from sloc330?

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