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// Copyright (C) 2014-2015 Stéphane Lenclud.
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//
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// This file is part of MiniDisplay.
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//
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// MiniDisplay is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
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// it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
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// the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
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// (at your option) any later version.
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//
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// MiniDisplay is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
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// but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
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// MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
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// GNU General Public License for more details.
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//
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// You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
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// along with MiniDisplay. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
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//
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#ifndef MINI_DISPLAY_H
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#define MINI_DISPLAY_H
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/* Cmake will define MyLibrary_EXPORTS on Windows when it
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configures to build a shared library. If you are going to use
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another build system on windows or create the visual studio
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projects by hand you need to define MyLibrary_EXPORTS when
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building a DLL on windows.
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*/
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// We are using the Visual Studio Compiler and building Shared libraries
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#if defined (_WIN32)
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#if defined(MiniDisplay_EXPORTS)
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#define MDAPI __declspec(dllexport)
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#else
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#define MDAPI __declspec(dllimport)
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#endif /* MyLibrary_EXPORTS */
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#else /* defined (_WIN32) */
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#define MDAPI
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#endif
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typedef void* MiniDisplayDevice;
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typedef enum
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{
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EMiniDisplayAutoDetect=0,
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EMiniDisplayFutabaGP1212A01,
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EMiniDisplayFutabaGP1212A02,
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EMiniDisplayFutabaMDM166AA,
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EMiniDisplayAutoDetectFailed
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}
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TMiniDisplayType;
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typedef enum
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{
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EMiniDisplayRequestNone=0,
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EMiniDisplayRequestDeviceId,
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EMiniDisplayRequestFirmwareRevision,
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EMiniDisplayRequestPowerSupplyStatus
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}
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TMiniDisplayRequest;
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/**
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Define the various type of icons we support.
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For binary compatibility new entries must be added at the end.
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*/
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typedef enum
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{
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EMiniDisplayIconNetworkSignal=0,
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EMiniDisplayIconInternet,
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EMiniDisplayIconEmail,
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EMiniDisplayIconMute,
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EMiniDisplayIconVolume,
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EMiniDisplayIconVolumeLabel,
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EMiniDisplayIconPlay,
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EMiniDisplayIconPause,
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EMiniDisplayIconRecording
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}
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TMiniDisplayIconType;
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/**
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Attempt to establish a connection to with a display of the given type.
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Supports display auto-detection too.
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@param [IN] The display type we want to connect to.
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@return Handle to the device we connected to on success, null otherwise.
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*/
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extern "C" MDAPI MiniDisplayDevice MiniDisplayOpen(TMiniDisplayType aType);
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/**
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Close the connection with the given display device.
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@param [IN] The device to apply this command to.
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*/
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extern "C" MDAPI void MiniDisplayClose(MiniDisplayDevice aDevice);
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/**
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Provides the number of display types supported.
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That includes the pseudo 'Auto-Detect' display.
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@return The number of display type supported.
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*/
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extern "C" MDAPI int MiniDisplayTypeCount();
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/**
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Provides the human readable name of the given display type.
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@param [IN] The display type we want to get the name for.
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@return The name of the given display type.
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*/
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extern "C" MDAPI wchar_t* MiniDisplayTypeName(TMiniDisplayType aType);
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/**
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Clear our MiniDisplay.
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@param [IN] The device to apply this command to.
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*/
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extern "C" MDAPI void MiniDisplayClear(MiniDisplayDevice aDevice);
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/**
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Fill our MiniDisplay.
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@param [IN] The device to apply this command to.
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*/
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extern "C" MDAPI void MiniDisplayFill(MiniDisplayDevice aDevice);
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/**
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Swap our MiniDisplay buffers committing our back buffer content to the screen.
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@param [IN] The device to apply this command to.
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*/
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extern "C" MDAPI void MiniDisplaySwapBuffers(MiniDisplayDevice aDevice);
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/**
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Provide maximum brightness level for the given device.
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@param [IN] The device to apply this command to.
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@return Maximum brightness level.
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*/
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extern "C" MDAPI int MiniDisplayMaxBrightness(MiniDisplayDevice aDevice);
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/**
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Provide minimum brightness level for the given device.
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@param [IN] The device to apply this command to.
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@return Minimum brightness level.
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extern "C" MDAPI int MiniDisplayMinBrightness(MiniDisplayDevice aDevice);
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/**
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Set device brightness level.
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@param [IN] The device to apply this command to.
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@param [IN] Brightness level
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*/
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extern "C" MDAPI void MiniDisplaySetBrightness(MiniDisplayDevice aDevice, int aBrightness);
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/**
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Provide pixels width of our display.
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@param [IN] The device to apply this command to.
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@return Width in pixels.
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*/
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extern "C" MDAPI int MiniDisplayWidthInPixels(MiniDisplayDevice aDevice);
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/**
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Provide pixels height of our display.
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@param [IN] The device to apply this command to.
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@return Height in pixels.
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*/
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extern "C" MDAPI int MiniDisplayHeightInPixels(MiniDisplayDevice aDevice);
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/**
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Set our given pixel.
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@param [IN] The device to apply this command to.
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@param [IN] Pixel X coordinate.
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@param [IN] Pixel Y coordinate.
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@param [IN] Pixel value.
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extern "C" MDAPI void MiniDisplaySetPixel(MiniDisplayDevice aDevice, int aX, int aY, unsigned int aPixel);
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/**
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Provide vendor name.
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@param [IN] The device to apply this command to.
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@return Vendor name.
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*/
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extern "C" MDAPI wchar_t* MiniDisplayVendor(MiniDisplayDevice aDevice);
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/**
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Provide product name.
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@param [IN] The device to apply this command to.
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@return Product name.
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extern "C" MDAPI wchar_t* MiniDisplayProduct(MiniDisplayDevice aDevice);
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/**
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Provide Serial number.
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@param [IN] The device to apply this command to.
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@return Serial number name.
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extern "C" MDAPI wchar_t* MiniDisplaySerialNumber(MiniDisplayDevice aDevice);
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Request device ID.
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@param [IN] The device to apply this command to.
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extern "C" MDAPI void MiniDisplayRequest(MiniDisplayDevice aDevice, TMiniDisplayRequest aRequest);
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Tell whether or not a request is pending.
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@param [IN] The device to apply this command to.
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extern "C" MDAPI bool MiniDisplayRequestPending(MiniDisplayDevice aDevice);
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Provide the current request if any.
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@param [IN] The device to apply this command to.
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@return The current request if any.
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extern "C" MDAPI TMiniDisplayRequest MiniDisplayCurrentRequest(MiniDisplayDevice aDevice);
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/**
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Cancel any pending request.
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@param [IN] The device to apply this command to.
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extern "C" MDAPI void MiniDisplayCancelRequest(MiniDisplayDevice aDevice);
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@param [IN] The device to apply this command to.
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extern "C" MDAPI TMiniDisplayRequest MiniDisplayAttemptRequestCompletion(MiniDisplayDevice aDevice);
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Provide device ID.
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@param [IN] The device to apply this command to.
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extern "C" MDAPI char* MiniDisplayDeviceId(MiniDisplayDevice aDevice);
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/**
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Provide firmware revision.
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@param [IN] The device to apply this command to.
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@return Firmware revision name.
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extern "C" MDAPI char* MiniDisplayFirmwareRevision(MiniDisplayDevice aDevice);
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Get power supply status.
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extern "C" MDAPI bool MiniDisplayPowerSupplyStatus(MiniDisplayDevice aDevice);
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Turn device Power ON.
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extern "C" MDAPI void MiniDisplayPowerOn(MiniDisplayDevice aDevice);
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Turn device Power OFF.
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@param [IN] The device to apply this command to.
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extern "C" MDAPI void MiniDisplayPowerOff(MiniDisplayDevice aDevice);
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Specifies whether or not this display supports power ON/OFF functions.
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@param [IN] The device to apply this command to.
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@return True if one can turn display power on and off, false otherwise.
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extern "C" MDAPI bool MiniDisplaySupportPowerOnOff(MiniDisplayDevice aDevice);
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Show built-in clock.
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extern "C" MDAPI void MiniDisplayShowClock(MiniDisplayDevice aDevice);
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Hide built-in clock.
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extern "C" MDAPI void MiniDisplayHideClock(MiniDisplayDevice aDevice);
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@return True if this display supports built-in clock, false otherwise.
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extern "C" MDAPI bool MiniDisplaySupportClock(MiniDisplayDevice aDevice);
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Tells how many icons of the given are supported by the specified device.
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Typically icons on a VFD hardware have several segments that can be light up separately.
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@param [IN] The type of icon we are interested in.
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@return The number of icons of this kind this display supports.
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extern "C" MDAPI int MiniDisplayIconCount(MiniDisplayDevice aDevice, TMiniDisplayIconType aIcon);
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Tells how many status the icon of the specified type supports for the given device.
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Status are typically brightness level on VFD hardware.
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Most icon will just support 2 status: 0 for Off and 1 for On.
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@param [IN] The device to apply this command to.
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@param [IN] The type of icon we are interested in.
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@return The number of icons of this kind this display supports.
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extern "C" MDAPI int MiniDisplayIconStatusCount(MiniDisplayDevice aDevice, TMiniDisplayIconType aIcon);
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Set the status of the given icon for the specified device.
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@param [IN] The type of icon we are interested in.
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@param [IN] The index of the icon of the given type.
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@param [IN] The status the icon is to assume.
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extern "C" MDAPI void MiniDisplaySetIconStatus(MiniDisplayDevice aDevice, TMiniDisplayIconType aIcon, int aIndex, int aStatus);
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#endif
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