Indicator CC is mandatory since Z-Wave+ V2. It can be used to identify a device in the network, by sending command that will, for example, set the LED indicator to ON over a certain period.
◆ INDICATOR_IND_NA
#define INDICATOR_IND_NA INDICATOR_SET_NA_V3 |
◆ INDICATOR_IND_NODE_IDENTIFY
#define INDICATOR_IND_NODE_IDENTIFY INDICATOR_SET_NODE_IDENTIFY_V3 |
◆ INDICATOR_OBJECT_COUNT_MASK
#define INDICATOR_OBJECT_COUNT_MASK INDICATOR_SET_PROPERTIES1_INDICATOR_OBJECT_COUNT_MASK_V3 |
◆ INDICATOR_PROP_ON_OFF_CYCLES
#define INDICATOR_PROP_ON_OFF_CYCLES INDICATOR_SET_ON_OFF_CYCLES_V3 |
◆ INDICATOR_PROP_ON_OFF_PERIOD
#define INDICATOR_PROP_ON_OFF_PERIOD INDICATOR_SET_ON_OFF_PERIOD_V3 |
◆ INDICATOR_PROP_ON_TIME
#define INDICATOR_PROP_ON_TIME INDICATOR_SET_ONE_TIME_ON_OFF_PERIOD_V3 |
◆ INDICATOR_RESERVED_MASK
#define INDICATOR_RESERVED_MASK INDICATOR_SET_PROPERTIES1_RESERVED_MASK_V3 |
◆ INDICATOR_RESERVED_SHIFT
#define INDICATOR_RESERVED_SHIFT INDICATOR_SET_PROPERTIES1_RESERVED_SHIFT_V3 |
◆ s_CC_indicator_data_t
Struct used to pass operational data to TSE module.
See ZAF_TSE_Trigger() for more information.
- Attention
- Receive options MUST be the first element as TSE relies on the receive options.
◆ cc_indicator_handler()
void cc_indicator_handler |
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uint32_t | on_time_ms, |
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uint32_t | off_time_ms, |
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uint32_t | num_cycles ) |
CC Indicator handler that MUST be defined by the platform specific application source code to signal patterns.
Even though on/off time parameters are given in milliseconds, the resolution is 1/10'th of a second.
- Parameters
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on_time_ms | ON duration (in milliseconds) for a single blink cycle. If on_time_ms is zero the indicator should be turned off. |
off_time_ms | OFF duration (in milliseconds) for a single blink cycle. |
num_cycles | Number of blink cycles. If num_cycles is zero the indicator LED should blink "forever" or until the next time this function is called. |
◆ CC_Indicator_RefreshIndicatorProperties()
void CC_Indicator_RefreshIndicatorProperties |
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Resets the indicator CC properties to their "off" values.
If the application manually de-activates the Indicator (e.g. learn mode), it should call this function to have the CC Indicator values refreshed before it reports its state to the Lifeline destinations.
When starting a blink sequence we simply off load the blinking to a board specific indicator LED implementation. The indicator command class does not keep time on when the indicator LED has completed its blink sequence, instead it queries the board when a GET request is received.