bluetooth signal strength readout?

[BigSmoke908]

Hello, some days ago i managed to lose my bluetooth watch somewhere in the house. I know that it is at home because i can still connect to it. However the builtin search function is very quiet and i have absotuly no idea in wich region of the house it even is. Is there a way to monitor the signal strength relative precise (to track it down in range of maybe 3m^2)? Because that would make things a lot easier...

 

thanks for all help

[Levent]

One receiver wont make a "precise" solution whatever you do. "Wifi man" has a bluetooth signal quality readout function and overall a solid app, you can try using that.

[BigSmoke908]

well i thought of taking like multiply measurements to get better precision, i mean because of inconsistent walls and stuff its going to be not that good anyways i guess

[BigSmoke908]

nice i just installed it, and it can give me somewhat of a direction

[Levent]

2 minutes ago, BigSmoke908 said:

well i thought of taking like multiply measurements to get better precision, i mean because of inconsistent walls and stuff its going to be not that good anyways i guess

You would have to use your device almost like a metal detector. 2 steps one direction then 2 steps to the other direction and see if signal quality increases or decreases, it may not do any of them either.