Hi,
I’m successfully running the demo scripts supplied with the BBN 802.11b
code on USRP1, with typical output:
PKT: len=59, rssi=-21, src=00:1f:3c:a5:EF:52, time=1277411936, rate=1
Mbps
PKT: len=42, rssi=-21, src=00:1f:3c:a5:EF:52, time=1277413056, rate=1
Mbps
PKT: len=59, rssi=-24, src=00:1f:3c:a5:EF:52, time=1280761840, rate=1
Mbps
I found an earlier (8/3/06) post in the discussion list from a BBN
developer stating :
“Note that our GNU Radio IEEE 802.11 receive code currently reports
signal strength in dB with respect to an arbitrary baseline. We haven’t
yet calibrated this to dBm.”
Does anyone know if this calibration to dBm was ever implemented? What
units are the RSSI output?
Thanks.
Dan