method to read the received power or RSSI of Bluetooth SPP device

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JM
JM el 27 de En. de 2023
Respondida: JM el 27 de En. de 2023
The bluetooth toolbox has commands for getting the RSSI for bluetooth low energy systems (BLE). An example of this is shown below.
blelist
ans =
34×5 table
Index Name Address RSSI Advertisement
_____ ____ ______________ ____ _____________
1 "" "34AF54DD60BC" -52 1×1 struct
2 "" "5DFAAE3FF03C" -63 1×1 struct
However, we are using SPP (bluetooth classic) bluetooth device which is really the predessor to the BLE.
It woudl be great to be able to read the RSSI for SPP devices the same way the BLElist command does.
There is a pathloss function
cfgRange = bluetoothRangeConfig(Mode="BR",TransmitterPower=10,ReceiverSensitivity=-72)
[pl,rxPower] = pathLoss(cfgRange)
pl =
64.5000
rxPower =
-57
But this appears to be just simulated?
There has to be a simple way to read the range of recieved power of a SPP bluetooth classic device? I would assume we really just need to know the recieved signal level and could go from there.
Is it possible another application, such as simple shareware could do this?
thanks

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JM
JM el 27 de En. de 2023
found a cell phone application that does it
bluetooth power meter.
all set

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