BthSetCODInquiryFilter (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)
1/6/2010
This function sets the Inquiry Filter to a specified class of device (COD).
Syntax
int BthSetCODInquiryFilter (
unsigned int cod,
unsigned int codMask
);
Parameters
- cod
[in] An int value that indicates the Class of Device (COD) filter to be used in the inquiry filter. Potential values are defined in the Bluetooth Assigned Numbers document that is available on the Bluetooth web site.
- codMask
[in] An int value that defines the COD mask that specifies the “don’t care” bits from the cod parameter. Potential values are defined in the Bluetooth Assigned Numbers document that is available on the Bluetooth web site.
Return Values
This function returns ERROR_SUCCESS when it completes successfully.
A return value of ERROR_SERVICE_NOT_ACTIVE indicates that the hardware is not inserted or that the Bluetooth stack is not present.
Other standard error codes may be returned as appropriate.
Remarks
This function will send to the Bluetooth baseband a Bluetooth HCI command that sets the Bluetooth inquiry filter to only return devices that match the specified class of device. Future calls to make an inquiry will only return devices that match the inquiry filter, see BthPerformInquiry. Inquiry filters are combined if this API is called multiple times; see the Bluetooth HCI specification v1.2 available on the Bluetooth web site. According to this specification the number of filters that can be stored in the baseband is implementation dependent. If there is a contradiction between event filters the latest filter will override older ones. All this logic is handled in the baseband module and not in the software stack. The filter can be cleared by calling BthClearInquiryFilter. A similar and existing API is BthSetInquiryFilter which sets an inquiry filter based on the Bluetooth address.
Requirements
| Header | bt_api.h |
| Library | Btdrt.lib |
| Windows Embedded CE | Windows CE .NET 4.2 and later |
See Also
Reference
Bluetooth OS Functions
BthClearInquiryFilter
BthWriteCOD