Performance Tuning

A repeater's delivery performance is governed by a handful of runtime parameters that shape how it reacts to what it hears: how long it waits before repeating a flood packet, how it jitters retransmissions to avoid colliding with other nodes, how aggressively it defers to channel activity, and how much of its own airtime budget it spends. The right values are not a one-time bench setting. They depend on local traffic density, RF conditions and mesh topology, which drift over time and differ per deployment.

Beebo measures this on the node itself and can decide the settings for you.

To...	Read
Let the node test its own settings and keep what works	Setting Trials
Look up a profile, a switch, a statistic or a schedule	Trial Reference
Understand what each parameter controls in MeshCore	How a Repeater Routes
See how a result is scored	Scoring
Read the loop-time, headroom and latency metrics	Monitoring
Use the older, experimental live optimizer	The Adaptive Tuner

To run a trial see Setting Trials. The full repeater.routing.tuning.* leaf list is in Settings.