Hi,

There is another KBA about this on the proprietary forum that offers some calibration tips.

https://www.silabs.com/community/wireless/proprietary/knowledge-base.entry.html/2019/02/26/using_rfsense_withb-o0ST

If you still can’t get it working as expected then the best place to ask is the proprietary forum because RFSense is not a feature utilized by the Bluetooth stack and it’s accessed directly from RAIL.

Regards,

Tiago

Our only dongle is BLED112, which is *not* and HCI dongle. It runs the full Bluetooth stack (LE only, not Bluetooth BR/EDR)  on the dongle and enumerates as a USB CDC device, which allows your application to open a ComPort and control is using our proprietary BGAPI protocol.

You didn’t give much specifics on what you are trying to do. “connect to an IPhone” is an extremely generic use case so I’m not sure whether BLED112 can meet your needs or not.

Hi,

This issue is known and it has been fixed on the latest SDK 2.12.3 which was released Friday last week. You can find it on the fixed issues section of the release notes with ID 404249.

https://www.silabs.com/documents/public/release-notes/bt-software-release-notes-2.12.3.0.pdf

“Fix an issue that radio may get stuck in RX state with low RSSI signals, which causes the Bluetooth stack becoming unresponsive.”

Regards,

Tiago

Hi,

This issue is known and it has been fixes on the latest SDK 2.12.3 which was released Friday last week. You can find it on the fixed issues section of the release notes with ID 404249.

https://www.silabs.com/documents/public/release-notes/bt-software-release-notes-2.12.3.0.pdf

“Fix an issue that radio may get stuck in RX state with low RSSI signals, which causes the Bluetooth stack becoming unresponsive.”

Regards,

Tiago

Hi,

Your question is really vague, please be more specific.

Regards,

Tiago