The signal to noise Ratio (SNR) and Received Signal Strength Indication(RSSI) for inbound messages required reading values from three registers

• RegPktSnrValue
• RegPktRssiValue
• RegRssiValue

I had to modify the EventArgs returned to the customer

public class OnDataReceivedEventArgs : EventArgs
{
	public float PacketSnr { get; set; }
	public int PacketRssi { get; set; }
	public int Rssi { get; set; }
	public byte[] Data { get; set; }
}

I was inspired by the RSSI adjustment approach used in the Arduino-LoRa library

// Get the RSSI HF vs. LF port adjustment section 5.5.5 RSSI and SNR in LoRa Mode
float packetSnr = this.RegisterManager.ReadByte((byte)Registers.RegPktSnrValue) * 0.25f;

int rssi = this.RegisterManager.ReadByte((byte)Registers.RegRssiValue);
if (Frequency < 868E6)
	rssi = -164 - rssi; // LF output port
else
	rssi = -157 + rssi; // HF output port

int packetRssi = this.RegisterManager.ReadByte((byte)Registers.RegPktRssiValue);
if (Frequency < 868E6)
	packetRssi = -164 - rssi; // LF output port
else
	packetRssi = -157 - rssi; // HF output port

OnDataReceivedEventArgs receiveArgs = new OnDataReceivedEventArgs
{
	PacketSnr = packetSnr,
	Rssi = rssi,
	PacketRssi = packetRssi,
	Data = messageBytes
};

The values displayed in the Rfm9xLoRaDeviceClient application looked reasonable, but will need further checking