This object reports the Received Signal Strength Indicator measured at the listening radio for a detected RF transmitter, as part of the RF-detection feature's transmitter table. Admins use this to gauge how close or strong a detected wireless transmitter is relative to the listening access point, which helps assess whether a detected signal (such as a potential rogue AP) is nearby or far away. For example, a strongly negative RSSI value close to 0 dBm would indicate the detected transmitter is very close to the listening radio, while a much lower value suggests it's farther away or weaker.