#include "sl_status.h"
#include "zwave_rx.h"
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◆ zwave_command_class_time_parameters_init()
| sl_status_t zwave_command_class_time_parameters_init |
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This function initialize the time parameters Command Class handler.
- Returns
- SL_STATUS_OK on success, any other error code for an error.
◆ zwave_command_class_time_parameters_set()
| sl_status_t zwave_command_class_time_parameters_set |
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Handles time parameters set commands.
- Parameters
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| frame_data | The data payload of this frame. |
| frame_length | The length of this frame. |
- Returns
- SL_STATUS_OK on success, any other error code for an error.
◆ zwave_command_class_time_parameters_support_handler()
Handles incoming time parameters encapsulated commands.
- Parameters
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| 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