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RBMRP utilizes RSSI information for channel allocation.
When there is no packet destined for a node, the RSSI is treated as noise. To minimize transmission collision, we use the RSSI to disjointly allocate the channel.
For efficient channel allocation, a node proceeds channel scanning by collecting Cumulative-RSSI for each SCH channel to select the optimal receiving channel.
Through the C-RSS value, a node can determine the degree of noise for each channel.
When the measurement is completed for all channels, the channel with the lowest C-RSS is allocated to the receiving channel.
and the node to which the channel is assigned generates noise through the selected receiving channel until all neighbor nodes allocate the channel.
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