doc: add more text to TeleLaunch manual, be less sloppy with dBm assertions

[fw/altos] / doc / telelaunch-troubleshooting.inc

diff --git a/doc/telelaunch-troubleshooting.inc b/doc/telelaunch-troubleshooting.inc
index 57ef2d4436e215259efbe2810b9213cf0c839211..25c0b81927d2fbc9fea03c2bb42b527ae0e5635b 100644 (file)
--- a/doc/telelaunch-troubleshooting.inc
+++ b/doc/telelaunch-troubleshooting.inc
@@ -21,8 +21,11 @@
                mounting arrangements, and so forth with more granularity than
                provided by the red/amber/green operational LED indicators.
 
-               The system is good down to about -100dBm, and it takes about 
-               6dB to double the range.  So a reading of -84dBm means that you
+               The system is good down to below -100dBm, and it takes about 
+               6dB to double the range.  So a reading of -80dBm means that you
                could extend the distance between the units by a factor of
                10 before losing the link.  Note, however, that real world
-               range is affected by terrain, vegetation, etc.
+               range is affected by terrain, vegetation, etc.  And you really
+               don't ever want to be operating close to the minimum signal
+               threshold!  Keep the RF signal indicators green with good
+               antenna choices and installations for maximum satisfaction.