The SNR value comes from the original message and is persisted in the Message model. The actual receipt (and any additional receipts) are tracked in a separate EventReceived model.
I've improved the UX a bit. The SNR is only available with messages, but now all views with a "Receivers" column now display an emoji (for each receiver) with a tooltip container node name/id and relative time.
The SNR value comes from the original message and is persisted in the Message model. The actual receipt (and any additional receipts) are tracked in a separate EventReceived model.
I've improved the UX a bit. The SNR is only available with messages, but now all views with a "Receivers" column now display an emoji (for each receiver) with a tooltip container node name/id and relative time.
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The site does not show the rx SNR when more than 1 receiver captures the message.
The SNR value comes from the original message and is persisted in the Message model. The actual receipt (and any additional receipts) are tracked in a separate EventReceived model.
I've improved the UX a bit. The SNR is only available with messages, but now all views with a "Receivers" column now display an emoji (for each receiver) with a tooltip container node name/id and relative time.