Interface: tos.interfaces.McuPowerOverride

interface McuPowerOverride

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Author:
Jason Hill, Philip Levis, Nelson Lee, David Gay
Alan Broad <abroad@xbow.com>
Matt Miller <mmiller@xbow.com>
Martin Turon <mturon@xbow.com> $Id: hardware.h,v 1.6 2008/06/11 00:46:27 razvanm Exp $

Commands
command mcu_power_t lowestState() Called when computing the low power state, in order to allow a high-level component to institute a lower bound.

Commands - Details

lowestState

command mcu_power_t lowestState()

Called when computing the low power state, in order to allow a high-level component to institute a lower bound. Because this command originates deep within the basic TinyOS scheduling mechanisms, it should be used very sparingly. Refer to TEP 112 for details.

Returns:
the lowest power state the system can enter to meet the requirements of this component