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Further ZHA guidelines for Zigbee RSSI and LQI values #33456

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Small description changes + an addition recommendation to improve ZHA docs guidelines for Zigbee RSSI and LQI values.

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    • Clarified the interpretation of RSSI and LQI values in Zigbee networks.
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Further ZHA guidelines for Zigbee RSSI and LQI values
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The changes enhance the explanation of interpreting RSSI (Received Signal Strength Indicator) and LQI (Link Quality Indicator) values in Zigbee networks. By refining the signal strength thresholds and detailing the interplay between RSSI and LQI measurements from different device manufacturers and stacks, the updates aim to improve users' understanding of network health, aiding in more effective troubleshooting and optimization.

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source/_integrations/zha.markdown Expanded and refined the explanation of RSSI and LQI metrics in Zigbee networks, emphasizing their complexities, thresholds for signal strength, and the varied measurement approaches by different manufacturers.

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Line range hint 1-23: Clarify the introductory section for improved readability.

Consider breaking down the introduction into smaller paragraphs to enhance readability and comprehension. Additionally, ensure all hyperlinks are correctly formatted and functional.

- The ZHA (Zigbee Home Automation) {% term integration %} allows you to wirelessly connect many off-the-shelf [Zigbee-based devices](https://csa-iot.org/csa-iot_products/) directly to Home Assistant, using one of the many available Zigbee coordinators.
+ The ZHA (Zigbee Home Automation) {% term integration %} allows you to wirelessly connect many off-the-shelf [Zigbee-based devices](https://csa-iot.org/csa-iot_products/) directly to Home Assistant. This is achieved using one of the many available Zigbee coordinators.

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Line range hint 340-340: Correct Markdown List Indentation

There are several instances where the list indentation does not follow the expected markdown syntax. This can lead to rendering issues on different platforms. Correcting these will improve the readability and maintain the standard formatting across platforms.

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Trailing spaces in markdown files can lead to unexpected formatting issues. It is a good practice to remove any trailing spaces to keep the code clean and to prevent potential rendering problems.

- Some text with trailing space 
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The use of inline HTML can be problematic for markdown processors that are not fully HTML-aware. Consider using pure markdown syntax if possible or ensure that the HTML is necessary and works across all platforms where this document may be viewed.

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Line range hint 279-279: Consistent Emphasis Style

The document uses both asterisks and underscores for emphasis. It's best to stick to one style for consistency. The markdownlint suggests using underscores.

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