zwave_command_class_manufacturer_specific.h File Reference

#include "sl_status.h"
#include "zwave_rx.h"

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Functions
sl_status_t	zwave_command_class_manufacturer_specific_init (void)
	setup for manufacturer specific command class More...
sl_status_t	zwave_command_class_manufacturer_specific_support_handler (const zwave_controller_connection_info_t *connection_info, const uint8_t *frame_data, uint16_t frame_length)
	Handles incoming manufacturer specific encapsulated commands. More...

Function Documentation

zwave_command_class_manufacturer_specific_init()

sl_status_t zwave_command_class_manufacturer_specific_init

(

void

)

setup for manufacturer specific command class

This setup will register the manufacturer specific command handler to the Z-Wave CC framework,

Returns

SL_STATUS_OK if successful

SL_STATUS_FAIL if an error occurred

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zwave_command_class_manufacturer_specific_support_handler()

sl_status_t zwave_command_class_manufacturer_specific_support_handler	(	const zwave_controller_connection_info_t *	connection_info,
		const uint8_t *	frame_data,
		uint16_t	frame_length
	)

Handles incoming manufacturer specific encapsulated commands.

Parameters

connection_info	Info about the connection properties of this frame.
frame_data	The data payload of this frame.
frame_length	The length of this frame.

Returns

sl_status_t representing the outcome of receiving the frame In case where the command is controlled, it should be set to SL_STATUS_OK, even when encountering some parsing errors In case where the command is supported, it should be set to the sl_status_t corresponding to the correct time Status code. Refer to zwave_command_handler_t

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