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Add sample RSSI.dat files with pre-measured values

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# This file maps the raw RSSI values to dBm values to send to the DMR network. A number of data
# points should be entered and the software will use those to work out the in-between values.
#
# The format of the file is:
# Raw RSSI Value dBm Value
#
# Measured with a Marconi 2955 Test set and Motorola GM340 UHF (430.6125 MHz).
# Both S-meter (6dB) and decade (10dB) steps are included between the noise floor and saturation.
# George M1GEO / GB7KH - 01/01/2017
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# This file maps the raw RSSI values to dBm values to send to the DMR network. A number of data
# points should be entered and the software will use those to work out the in-between values.
#
# The format of the file is:
# Raw RSSI Value dBm Value #output voltage
#
# The following values were measured with a Marconi 2024 signal generator.
# Setup is MMDVM (PCB by Toufik, F0DEI) on a STM32F446RE Nucleo board.
# The values in the comments are the voltage measured at the TB7100 RSSI output pin.
# Florian DF2ET, 03.03.2017
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