bt_le_advert_parm_t
Structure for parameters that applications may request for low energy advertisements.
Synopsis:
typedef struct { uint16_t minAdvertInterval1 ; uint16_t maxAdvertInterval1 ; uint32_t time1 ; uint16_t minAdvertInterval2 ; uint16_t maxAdvertInterval2 ; uint32_t time2 ; }bt_le_advert_parm_t;
Since:
BlackBerry 10.2.0
Data:
- uint16_t minAdvertInterval1
- The minimum initial advertising interval used when no connection exists.
- uint16_t maxAdvertInterval1
- The maximum initial advertisement interval used when either a connection exists or advertising.
- uint32_t time1
- The time (in msec) to perform the initial advertisements.
- uint16_t minAdvertInterval2
- The minimum second advertisement interval, used after time1 has expired or when a connection exists.
- uint16_t maxAdvertInterval2
- The maximum second advertisement interval, used after time1 has expired or when a connection exists.
- uint32_t time2
- The time (in msec) to perform the second stage of the advertising process.
Library:
libbtapi (For the qcc command, use the -l btapi option to link against this library)Description:
Ranges of values are specified for advertisement intervals. Application-requested values must fall within the specified range. If different values are requested by multiple applications, the lowest value that is within the range will be used as the advertising value.
Last modified: 2014-05-14