If packet loss is not considered, No matter whether the packet is lost or not, it will not be retransmitted, can the latency be fixed? If fixed, what would the value be. In addition, what is the additional delay for a packet loss and then retransmit once?
I am not sure you understand. We cannot give you a specific value since this depends entirely on your configuration, environment and many more. Also, when considering all factors, packet loss is not something that you can NOT consider. The latency depends on various factors and you will have to find this out yourself by real-life experiments. Hence, the fluctuation of the latency can be in a wide range or small range.
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If the environment is completely free of interference, what settings will affect the fluctuation of delay, and what factors will affect delay in addition to settings and environment.
Send the synchronization signal according to a certain frequency and do not retransmit whether the packet is lost or not. What is the delay and the fluctuation range?
There are various factors, for example the 2.4GHz RF is affected easily by various objects like walls, furniture, people but sometimes this might not cause a huge difference as in homes, since there is reflection from the objects (but this cannot be relied on). Also, there can be other 2.4GHz sources which can cause interference like the WiFi etc.
