CC1310: How is the BER calculated in the SmartRF studio application and what is the length of CRC?

Hello,

from source: www.ti.com/.../swru194b.pdf

When the other device has started sending packets (see next slide), observe the
number of packets received OK and not OK at the right bottom of the Packet RX
panel. The NOK counter will be incremented if the receiver detects that packets
are lost (requires that the transmitter includes a sequence number in the payload)
or if a received packet has a CRC error. The PER value is calculated using the
formula:
PER = # packets NOK / (# packets OK + # packets NOK)

CRC is one bit

The most significant bit of the second byte is the CRC valid bit. If the bit is 1, CRC is OK. If it is 0, there is a CRC
error in the received packet (i.e. one or more bit errors).

Regards,
AB

Hello AB,

Thank you! so it is a 16 bits CRC? I was actually asking for the BER. How is it calculated? 

Thanks again,

Brinix