if (decoded.maxDistance >= 250) {
decoded.maxMod = parseInt((decoded.maxDistance / 250), 10);
decoded.maxDistance = parseInt((decoded.maxMod * 250), 10);
} else {
decoded.maxDistance = parseInt(250, 10);
}
if (decoded.minDistance >= 250) {
decoded.minMod = parseInt((decoded.minDistance / 250), 10);
decoded.minDistance = parseInt((decoded.minMod * 250), 10);
} else {
decoded.minDistance = parseInt(250, 10);
}
Hi Bernd – We are thinking of getting some RAK 10701-P testers, but they will need to work indoors with no GPS (we don’t need GPS data – just signal strength to gateways). Is the RAK 10701 able to be configured to not need GPS to send messages ?
Many thanks, Andrew.
Welcome to the forum @kegserv
Yes, it would be possible, but it would be manual operation.
The standard firmware of the RAK10701 will send a packet only if it has a location fix. This is rather difficult inside a building.
But the RAK10701 has a button on the side. When you press this button, the device will send a packet even if it doesn’t have a location fix.
Because there is no location, on the display will be only min/max RSSI and min/max SNR displayed. The distance information will be invalid.
Fantastic Bernd – very reassuring that we can use the devices by pressing the button to force a message… Many thanks, Andrew.
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