RangingResult.AvailabilityWindowDurationMillis Property
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Gets availability window between measurements in milliseconds for proximity detection measurements.
public long AvailabilityWindowDurationMillis { [Android.Runtime.Register("getAvailabilityWindowDurationMillis", "()J", "", ApiSince=37)] get; }[<get: Android.Runtime.Register("getAvailabilityWindowDurationMillis", "()J", "", ApiSince=37)>]
member this.AvailabilityWindowDurationMillis : int64Property Value
Gets availability window between measurements in milliseconds for proximity detection measurements.
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Remarks
Gets availability window between measurements in milliseconds for proximity detection measurements. P2P Proximity Ranging uses two additional time parameters to coordinate availability duration called Availability Windows (AW). These are the Nominal Time and AW Duration that coordinate the time window period, and the start time of the time window period respectively. During AWs the ISTA and RSTA devices shall be available to exchange N successful FTM measurements instances where N equal the negotiated Meas Per AW. The ISTA indicates its preference for an AW duration and nominal time interval in the P2P Proximity Ranging Availability subelement, and the RSTA assigns the values used during the FTM session. The start of an AW duration is Nominal Time from the 1st successful measurement instance of the previous AW. The 1st AW occurs Nominal Time from the beginning of the 1st measurement instance following the initial FTM negotiation.
Android reference for android.net.wifi.rtt.RangingResult.getAvailabilityWindowDurationMillis.
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