Enable RSSI.dat data available for MMDVM in all mode

Enable RSSI.dat data available for MMDVM in all mode




#RSSI data available for #MMDVM in all mode
https://twitter.com/danielezompi_it/status/817114505897476096


Do you have RSSI.dat file for this MMDVM_HS?

edit content of the file RSSI.dat located within
Expert mode  - http://192.168.1.xxx/admin/expert/edit_mmdvmhost.php
Find  field   : RSSIMappingFile

Edit the RSSI.dat file :: 
SSH -  http://192.168.1.xxx/admin/expert/ssh_access.php

Location ::   /usr/local/etc/RSSI.dat


I used Putty to logon/access the file on the pi-star device and edit the file at that location
Location ::   /usr/local/etc/RSSI.dat

Resource link as per the creator -  flo_0  post on twitter :
https://twitter.com/flo_0_/status/928925798077214720


 ...  edit file to contain
Location ::   /usr/local/etc/RSSI.dat
********************** example 3 ****************************
43 -43
53 -53
63 -63
73 -73
83 -83
93 -93
99 -99
105 -105
111 -111
117 -117
123 -123
129 -129
135 -135
141 -141


#The data to RSSI.dat 
#Values in the RSSI.dat file are obtained using the MMDVMCal calibration program (S mode),
#the high-frequency generator and the Motorola GM340UHF radio station.
#For different radio stations, the values are slightly different.
#For example, for those GM340 that I had, the discrepancy is about 10 dB.
#Therefore, it is desirable to carry out calibration for each radio station.
#More about RSSI and a homebrew MMDVM node you can read here #https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_UNZTdPtyZUUjN2d2llV0RtNTQ/view
#but unfortunately in Russian only

********************** example 3 ****************************
https://github.com/g4klx/MMDVMHost/blob/master/RSSI/RSSI_gm340uhf_RA4NHY.dat

********************** example 3 ****************************


Setup a MMDVMHost Raspberry Pi DVMega Hotspot - DO0TPB
https://www.do0tpb.de/app/download/20307147/Setup-a-MMDVM-Hotspot-20161204.pdf.pdf


https://github.com/g4klx/MMDVMHost/tree/master/RSSI

https://github.com/search?q=RSSI.dat&type=Commits&utf8=%E2%9C%93



********************** example 5 ***********************************
Location ::   /usr/local/etc/RSSI.dat
 copy and paste within the RSSI.dat file

# This file maps the raw RSSI values to dBm values to send to the DMR network. A number of data
# points should be entered and the software will use those to work out the in-between values.
#
# The format of the file is:
# Raw RSSI Value dBm Value #output voltage
#
# The following values were measured with a Marconi 2024 signal generator.
# Setup is MMDVM (PCB by Toufik, F0DEI v1.1) on a STM32F446RE Nucleo board.
# The values in the comments are the voltage measured at the GM340 RSSI output pin.
# Florian DF2ET, 07.04.2017
#
1461 -46 #1.87
1461 -49 #1.87
1457 -52 #1.86
1446 -55 #1.85
1422 -58 #1.82
1381 -61 #1.77
1334 -64 #1.71
1284 -67 #1.64
1240 -70 #1.59
1200 -73 #1.54
1162 -76 #1.49
1121 -79 #1.44
1073 -82 #1.38
1032 -85 #1.32
995 -88 #1.28
961 -91 #1.23
921 -94 #1.18
878 -97 #1.13
830 -100 #1.07
785 -103 #1.01
742 -106 #0.95
701 -109 #0.90
657 -112 #0.85
610 -115 #0.79
571 -118 #0.74
536 -121 #0.69
505 -124 #0.65
479 -127 #0.62
463 -130 #0.60
454 -133 #0.59


********************** example 5 ***********************************

shown here :   https://github.com/g4klx/MMDVMHost/blob/master/RSSI/RSSI_GM340_DEIv1.1.dat