lora: Fix SNR value in SX126x received packets.#1000
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@hlym123 thanks again for the very clear bug report! |
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Wasn't being treated as a signed value. Fixes issue micropython#999. Signed-off-by: Angus Gratton <angus@redyak.com.au>
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@dpgeorge Oops, thanks for bumping the manifest version! |
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Wasn't being treated as a signed value. Closes #999 .
Tested on NUCLEO-WL55 (same underlying driver as SX126x), by moving the transmitter far enough away for SNR to be <0dB.