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Initial import of sdm660 family

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* X00T: UL-ASUS_X00T-WW-17.2017.2006.429-user
* sdm660-common & X01BD: UL-ASUS_X01BD-WW-17.2018.2004.424-user

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Rahul Krishna
2021-09-21 17:04:37 +05:30
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<!--
Copyright (c) 2016-2017 Qualcomm Technologies, Inc.
All Rights Reserved.
Confidential and Proprietary - Qualcomm Technologies, Inc.
-->
<resources>
<profiles>
<profile id="1">
<!-- RSSI threshold from which all values greater than it is
considered to be good for wlan to be
a candidate for interface selection -->
<!-- NOTE: There needs to be two threshold values
first one for 2.4 GHz and the second for 5 GHz -->
<RSSIAddThreshold units="dbm">-78,-78</RSSIAddThreshold>
<!-- RSSI threshold from which all values lesser than it is
considered to be bad for wlan to be
a candidate for interface selection -->
<!-- NOTE: There needs to be two threshold values
first one for 2.4 GHz and the second for 5 GHz -->
<RSSIDropThreshold units="dbm">-85,-87</RSSIDropThreshold>
</profile>
<profile id="2">
<!-- RSSI threshold from which all values greater than it is
considered to be good for wlan to be
a candidate for interface selection -->
<!-- NOTE: There needs to be two threshold values
first one for 2.4 GHz and the second for 5 GHz -->
<RSSIAddThreshold units="dbm">-64,-70</RSSIAddThreshold>
<!-- RSSI threshold from which all values lesser than it is
considered to be bad for wlan to be
a candidate for interface selection -->
<!-- NOTE: There needs to be two threshold values
first one for 2.4 GHz and the second for 5 GHz -->
<RSSIDropThreshold units="dbm">-67,-73</RSSIDropThreshold>
</profile>
<profile id="3">
<!-- RSSI threshold from which all values greater than it is
considered to be good for wlan to be
a candidate for interface selection -->
<!-- NOTE: There needs to be two threshold values
first one for 2.4 GHz and the second for 5 GHz -->
<RSSIAddThreshold units="dbm">-72,-75</RSSIAddThreshold>
<!-- RSSI threshold from which all values lesser than it is
considered to be bad for wlan to be
a candidate for interface selection -->
<!-- NOTE: There needs to be two threshold values
first one for 2.4 GHz and the second for 5 GHz -->
<RSSIDropThreshold units="dbm">-75,-80</RSSIDropThreshold>
</profile>
<profile id="4">
<!-- RSSI threshold from which all values greater than it is
considered to be good for wlan to be
a candidate for interface selection -->
<!-- NOTE: There needs to be two threshold values
first one for 2.4 GHz and the second for 5 GHz -->
<RSSIAddThreshold units="dbm">-72,-72</RSSIAddThreshold>
<!-- RSSI threshold from which all values lesser than it is
considered to be bad for wlan to be
a candidate for interface selection -->
<!-- NOTE: There needs to be two threshold values
first one for 2.4 GHz and the second for 5 GHz -->
<RSSIDropThreshold units="dbm">-79,-79</RSSIDropThreshold>
</profile>
<profile id="5">
<!-- RSSI threshold from which all values greater than it is
considered to be good for wlan to be
a candidate for interface selection -->
<!-- NOTE: There needs to be two threshold values
first one for 2.4 GHz and the second for 5 GHz -->
<RSSIAddThreshold units="dbm">-70,-75</RSSIAddThreshold>
<!-- RSSI threshold from which all values lesser than it is
considered to be bad for wlan to be
a candidate for interface selection -->
<!-- NOTE: There needs to be two threshold values
first one for 2.4 GHz and the second for 5 GHz -->
<RSSIDropThreshold units="dbm">-73,-79</RSSIDropThreshold>
</profile>
</profiles>
</resources>