RIL_GetSignalQuality (Compact 2013)

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11/04/2015

3/26/2014

This function retrieves information about the received signal quality.

Syntax

HRESULT RIL_GetSignalQuality(
  HRIL hRil,
  RILSIGNALQUALITY* pSignalQuality
);

Parameters

hRil
Handle to the RIL instance returned by RIL_Initialize.

pSignalQuality
- Asynchronous
  [in] NULL.
- Synchronous
  [in] Pointer to a storage area.
  [out] Pointer to a RILSIGNALQUALITY structure.

Return Value

Asynchronous

Positive HRESULT values indicate success and are used as command identifications for matching the asynchronous call result. Negative HRESULT values indicate an error. HRESULT error values of E_XXX are defined in WinError.h. HRESULT error values of RIL_E_XXX are defined in Ril.h.

An asynchronous result callback of RIL_RESULT_OK indicates success. The lpData notification parameter points to a RILSIGNALQUALITY structure.

Synchronous

HRESULT value S_OK indicates success. Information is returned in the data structure pointed to by pSignalQuality. HRESULT values of E_XXX indicate an error. Errors are defined in WinError.h.

Remarks

This function is asynchronous when the input value of pSignalQuality is NULL. The RIL proxy translates the RIL_GetSignalQuality function into IOCTL_RIL_GetSignalQuality when the RIL proxy calls RIL_IOControl.

This function is synchronous when pSignalQuality is not set to NULL. The RIL driver needs to support RIL_NOTIFY_SIGNALQUALITY for a synchronous function. In the registry key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Comm\Cellular\RIL\CapsNotificationImplParams, the value RIL_CAPS_NOTIFICATION_SIGNALQUALITY is used to determine if RIL_NOTIFY_SIGNALQUALITY is supported.

If the RIL_CAPS_NOTIFICATION_SIGNALQUALITY value is not set to TRUE, RIL_E_SYNCHRONOUS_DATA_UNAVAILABLE is returned.

You can use RIL_GetDevCaps (hRil, RIL_CAPSTYPE_NOTIFICATIONIMPLEMENTATION) to determine which notification values are set to TRUE.

Requirements

Header	ril.h
Library	Ril.lib

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