last_rssi is a large negative number, with rssi_offset being +292,
intended to be added to put the value inside the range of a single byte uint.
Before sending the data message, a RSSI message is automatically sent,
which is quite nice, but the value ends up overflowing the 8-bit uint, giving
a bogus value.
// recieved packet to the host.
Serial.write(FEND);
Serial.write(CMD_STAT_RSSI);
- Serial.write((uint8_t)(last_rssi-rssi_offset));
+ Serial.write((uint8_t)(last_rssi+rssi_offset));
Serial.write(FEND);
// And then write the entire packet
// recieved packet to the host.
Serial.write(FEND);
Serial.write(CMD_STAT_RSSI);
- Serial.write((uint8_t)(last_rssi-rssi_offset));
+ Serial.write((uint8_t)(last_rssi+rssi_offset));
Serial.write(FEND);
// And then write the entire packet