Incorrect use of dBm unit in WiFi.RSSI() documentation

Hello,
You are writing that the WiFi.RSSI() does return a value in dBm.

https://www.arduino.cc/en/Reference/WiFiRSSI
> Returns
>
> long : the current RSSI /Received Signal Strength in dBm

According to the specification the RSSI value is only a relative value, comparable to a dBm value but not the same. The relation between the dBm values for a specific RSSI do change between different vendors.

Please could you clarify this?
Does the Arduino API really return a dBm value for the WiFi.RSSI() call?

Thanks in advance.

Bye
Rainer

Start with the WiFi.RSSI() documentation at https://www.arduino.cc/en/Reference/WiFiRSSI and verify whether the returned value is truly calibrated in dBm or only a relative RSSI value. Done means the page accurately describes the unit and the clarification requested in the issue is reflected in the documentation.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.