I am capturing the RSSI values of LTE signals using the below code:
cInfoList = telephony_manager.getAllCellInfo()for (CellInfo info : cInfoList){
if (info instanceof CellInfoLte) {
CellSignalStrengthLte signalstrength_lte = ((CellInfoLte)
info).getCellSignalStrength();
displayAsu.setText(signalstrength_lte.getAsuLevel() + "");
displayDbm.setText(signalstrength_lte.getDbm() + "");
}}
(*note: I just simplified my code: for-loop doesn't override text fields.)
In one phone (LG G4) I am getting meaningful vales: *Asu_level=32, dbm=-108*
But in another phone (Samsung Galaxy S6) I am getting invalid values:
*Asu_level=97,
dbm=1022*
In Samsung phone's Settings->AboutPhone->Status->SignalStrength I see *-107dBm
33 asu* (which make sense)
*LG G4: Android 5.1, API 22* and *Samsung Galaxy S6: Android 5.0.2, API 21*
Why does the same code show different behaviors (Asu levels) on different
phones??
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