SDSetCardFeature (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)
1/6/2010
This function sets various SDIO card features in a thread-safe manner.
Syntax
SD_API_STATUS SDSetCardFeature(
SD_DEVICE_HANDLE hDevice,
SD_SET_FEATURE_TYPE CardFeature,
PVOID pCardInfo,
ULONG StructureSize
);
Parameters
- hDevice
[in] Handle to an SD bus device.
- CardFeature
[in] Card feature to set.
- pCardInfo
[in] Buffer containing new data for the feature.
- StructureSize
[in] Size of the pCardInfo structure.
The following table shows the possible values for the CardFeature and pCardInfo parameters.
CardFeature value | Description |
---|---|
SD_IO_FUNCTION_ENABLE |
Enables the current function. The SD_IO_FUNCTION_ENABLE_INFO value defines a retry interval and maximum retry count to check for correct function activation. |
SD_IO_FUNCTION_DISABLE |
Disables the current function. |
SD_IO_FUNCTION_SET_BLOCK_SIZE |
Sets the block size for the IO_RW_EXTENDED command. |
SD_SET_DATA_TRANSFER_CLOCKS |
Sets the current read/write data access delay used by a host controller driver when calculating an appropriate read or write data timeout. This value is optional, and a client driver can rely on the host controller driver to implement proper timeouts. |
SD_SET_CARD_INTERFACE |
Allows a client driver to set the bus width and clock rate for a card. The client driver should first query the host interface capabilities The ClockRate field will be modified by the host controller driver to reflect the actual clock rate used. The client driver should not assume that it can set an exact clock rate. |
SD_SET_CLOCK_STATE_DURING_IDLE |
Sets the clock state during the idle state. |
SD_IS_SOFT_BLOCK_AVAILABLE |
Determines if Soft-Block is available in the SD bus driver. |
SD_SOFT_BLOCK_FORCE_UTILIZATION |
Always use Soft-Block. This value is for testing purposes only. |
SD_SOFT_BLOCK_DEFAULT_UTILIZATION |
Always use hardware multi-block operation if supported by the card, otherwise use Soft-Block. |
SD_CARD_SELECT_REQUEST |
Requests the card to be selected. |
SD_CARD_DESELECT_REQUEST |
Requests the card to be deselected. |
SD_CARD_FORCE_RESET |
Forces the card to be reset. |
SD_IS_FAST_PATH_AVAILABLE |
Determines if Fast-Path is available in the SD bus driver. |
SD_FAST_PATH_DISABLE |
Disables the use of Fast-Path. This value is for testing purposes only. |
SD_FAST_PATH_ENABLE |
Enables the use of Fast-Path. |
SD_IO_FUNCTION_HIGH_POWER |
Selects high power mode for function. |
SD_IO_FUNCTION_LOW_POWER |
Selects low power mode for function. |
SD_INFO_POWER_CONTROL_STATE |
Retrieves the power state of a function. |
SD_SET_CARD_INTERFACE_EX |
Applies to Windows Embedded CE 6.0 R2 Allows a client driver to set the bus width, clock rate, and enable high speed for a card. The client driver should first query the host interface capabilities. The ClockRate field will be modified by the host controller driver to reflect the actual clock rate used. The client driver should not assume that it can set an exact clock rate. Note that this value is an extension for SD_CARD_INTERFACE. |
SD_SET_SWITCH_FUNCTION |
Applies to Windows Embedded CE 6.0 R2 Sets the SD card switch function. |
SD_DMA_ALLOC_PHYS_MEM |
Applies to Windows Embedded CE 6.0 R2 Allows a client driver to allocate a physical buffer with the given size and to take advantage of using direct memory access (DMA). |
SD_DMA_FREE_PHYS_MEM |
Applies to Windows Embedded CE 6.0 R2 Allows a client driver to free the DMA buffer that was allocated using SD_DMA_ALLOC_PHYS_MEM. |
Return Value
A return value of type SD_API_STATUS indicates the success or failure.
Remarks
This function is provided to set various SDIO card features in a thread-safe manner. SDIO cards utilize shared register sets between functions. This requires that the register state be preserved between functions that can be controlled in separate thread contexts. This function can block by issuing synchronous bus request.
Note
This function must not be called from a bus request callback.
Requirements
Header | sdcardddk.h |
Library | sdcardlib.lib |
Windows Embedded CE | Windows CE 5.0 and later |