It'd be nice if the telemetry showed packets-per-second numbers next to the packet counts, so I can compare the performance of different repeaters.
It'd be nice if the telemetry showed packets-per-second numbers next to the packet counts, so I can compare the performance of different repeaters.
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This is for tracking repeaters, you mean? Are you meaning to average over the intervals between reads? Or in the raw packet data view to keep an average of packets/s showing? Not sure I fully understand what you're looking for.
This is for tracking repeaters, you mean? Are you meaning to average over the intervals between reads? Or in the raw packet data view to keep an average of packets/s showing? Not sure I fully understand what you're looking for.
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Yes, for repeaters. Super simple: the telemetry lists numbers like X packets RX / Y packets TX, then an uptime of T. The packets/second would be X divided by T, Y divided by T, etc.
Yes, for repeaters. Super simple: the telemetry lists numbers like X packets RX / Y packets TX, then an uptime of T. The packets/second would be X divided by T, Y divided by T, etc.
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It'd be nice if the telemetry showed packets-per-second numbers next to the packet counts, so I can compare the performance of different repeaters.
This is for tracking repeaters, you mean? Are you meaning to average over the intervals between reads? Or in the raw packet data view to keep an average of packets/s showing? Not sure I fully understand what you're looking for.
Yes, for repeaters. Super simple: the telemetry lists numbers like X packets RX / Y packets TX, then an uptime of T. The packets/second would be X divided by T, Y divided by T, etc.
Didn't really wanna futz with lots of heavy decimals so moved it to packets/min.
Packets per minute is fine. Thank you!