Demand Response Load Control#

Callbacks for Demand Response Load Control Component.

Callbacks#

bool
emberAfPluginDrlcEventActionCallback(EmberAfLoadControlEvent *loadControlEvent, EmberAfAmiEventStatus eventStatus, uint8_t sequenceNumber)

Event Action.

Callbacks Documentation#

emberAfPluginDrlcEventActionCallback#

bool emberAfPluginDrlcEventActionCallback (EmberAfLoadControlEvent * loadControlEvent, EmberAfAmiEventStatus eventStatus, uint8_t sequenceNumber)

Event Action.

Parameters
N/AloadControlEvent

Actual event Ver.: always

N/AeventStatus

Status of event Ver.: always

N/AsequenceNumber

Sequence number Ver.: always

This function is called by the demand response and load control client plugin whenever an event status changes within the DRLC event table. The list of possible event status values is defined by the ZCL spec and is listed in the Application Framework's generated enums located in enums.h. For example, an event status may be: AMI_EVENT_STATUS_LOAD_CONTROL_EVENT_COMMAND_RX indicating that a properly formatted event was received; AMI_EVENT_STATUS_EVENT_STARTED indicating that an event has started; AMI_EVENT_STATUS_THE_EVENT_HAS_BEEN_CANCELED, indicating that the event was canceled. This callback is intended to give the device an opportunity to take action on the event in question. For instance if an event starts, the device should take the appropriate event action on the hardware. This callback returns a bool, if returned value is true, then a notification will be send over the air automatically to the originator of the event. If it is false, then nothing will be sent back to the originator of the event. Please note that in order for your application to be ZigBee compliant, a notification must be sent over the air to the originator of the event, so a value of false should only be returned if your application code takes care of sending this message or there is some other reason a message does not need to be sent by the framework.


Definition at line 101 of file app/framework/plugin/drlc/demand-response-load-control.h