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    Get rssi from received message (P2P)

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      mikemx55
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      Hi, I am using the example lopy-lopy from github, to make a peer to peer communication.
      I wanted to get the rssi of the received messages, but looking through the library (and using tabs on the LoPy to see the autocomplete options) I couldn't find a method to do that.

      Has anyone been able to accomplish this?

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        robert-hh @mikemx55
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        @mikemx55 lora.stats() will tell you the values of the last received message.

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          jcaron
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          Note that lora.stats() can be confusing, as some of the values returned are related to the last message sent (if any), others to the last message received (if any), and some are just incorrect.

          But you should definitely be able to get the RSSI of the last received message.

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            mikemx55
            last edited by

            Just adding to the answers already here:
            https://docs.pycom.io/firmwareapi/pycom/network/lora#lora-stats

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