btdevice.h File Reference

#include <btdevice.h>

KMaxBluetoothNameLen

const TIntKMaxBluetoothNameLen[static]

The maximum length of a bluetooth device name, as stored in CBTDevice.

KMaxFriendlyNameLen

const TIntKMaxFriendlyNameLen[static]

The maximum length of the user-assinged friendly name for a bluetooth device, as stored in CBTDevice.

KMaxBCBluetoothNameLen

const TIntKMaxBCBluetoothNameLen[static]

Length of a bluetooth device name. This is not to be used outside of the sub-system. Retained for binary compatibility. Deprecated

Typedef CBTDeviceArray

typedef CArrayPtrFlat< CBTDevice >CBTDeviceArray

A typedef'ed array of CBTDevice objects.

Typedef RBTSecurityArray

typedef RArray< TBTServiceSecurityPerDevice >RBTSecurityArray

A typedef'ed array of TBTServiceSecurityPerDevice objects.

Typedef TBTDeviceName

typedef TBuf< KMaxBCBluetoothNameLen >TBTDeviceName

Wide descriptor of correct length to hold a bluetooth device name.

Typedef TBTDeviceName8

typedef TBuf8< KMaxBluetoothNameLen >TBTDeviceName8

Narrow descriptor of correct length to hold a bluetooth device name.

KHCIAFHHostChannelClassificationSize

const TUint8KHCIAFHHostChannelClassificationSize

Number of bytes in an AFH Host Channel Classification.

Size and Length of the TBTAFHHostChannelClassification Descriptor

See also: TBTAFHHostChannelClassification

KAFHMinUnknownChannels

const TUint8KAFHMinUnknownChannels

Required number of unknown channels in an AFH Host Channel Classification.

That is least number of channels in the 79 channel set that must be left NOT set to bad. In AFH host channel classification a channel may labelled 'bad' (implies do not use) or 'unknown' (implies that it is up to the controller to decide if should be used). An attempt to create a TBTAFHHostChannelClassification with more than KAFHMinUnknownChannels set to 'bad' will result in a KErrUnderflow error being returned.

See also: TBTAFHHostChannelClassification

KAFHNumChannels

const TUint8KAFHNumChannels

Number of channels in the Bluetooth channel set that is used with AFH

The Bluetooth channel set is the set of frequencies used in the Bluetooth hopping sequence. AFH allows a connection to opt not to use some of the frequencies in this set.

See also: TBTAFHHostChannelClassification