So what can we do with RSSI? Well, there is a relation between RSSI and distance (see also Figure 1). You will see the current RSSI of your connection (only when you are connected to a network!). Small Mac OS tip: Try clicking on your WiFi icon in the navbar while holding alt (or option in Mac OS terms). It can therefore be considered as a free input to a system. no additional sensors are required to measure RSSI values. The rationale behind using RSSI values is that almost all wireless systems report and use this value natively i.e. The higher the RSSI value, the higher the signal strength. The RSSI value resembles the power of a received radio signal (measured in dBm). If you have heard about iBeacons or indoor localization before, then you have probably also heard about RSSI: the Received Signal Strength Indicator. T o measure that you will want to run a speed test, you can learn how here. It only knows the signal strength, but it does not measure the resources otherwise. If speeds are not sufficient, but the router is right near the Ring device, the RSSI can certainly read a strong value. Learn more about how a Chime Pro can help in this Ring Help Center article.
If you are having connectivity concerns and don’t have the best RSSI readings, a Chime Pro could help to strengthen the wifi signal to your device. Delayed Connection - when trying to open an event or Live View it may take longer to connect or possibly fail to connect.Battery Drain - your device battery may be draining quickly if your RSSI is between -70 or lower (Reminder RSSI is a negative number so -90 is lower than -70) because it is working hard to keep a constant connection.
66 to -90 is critical and will likely cause a loss of functionality or be unable to maintain a usable connection the wifi altogether.
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