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GET_UNIT_CAPABILITIES structure (61883.h)

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The GET_UNIT_CAPABILITIES structure is used in conjunction with the Av61883_GetUnitInfo request to retrieve unit information about a device's capabilities.

Syntax

typedef struct _GET_UNIT_CAPABILITIES {
  OUT ULONG NumOutputPlugs;
  OUT ULONG NumInputPlugs;
  OUT ULONG MaxDataRate;
  OUT ULONG CTSFlags;
  OUT ULONG HardwareFlags;
} GET_UNIT_CAPABILITIES, *PGET_UNIT_CAPABILITIES;

Members

NumOutputPlugs

The number of output plugs supported by the device.

NumInputPlugs

The number of input plugs supported by the device.

MaxDataRate

The maximum data rate of the device. Can be one of the following:

CMP_SPEED_S100

CMP_SPEED_S200

CMP_SPEED_S400

CTSFlags

A bitmask that identifies the command and transaction sets supported by the device. For example, if CTSFlags is 0001, the device supports Audio Video Control (AV/C). If CTSFlags is 4000, the device supports a vendor-unique CTS. Most devices that support multiple command and transaction sets report each CTS value in a separate Configuration ROM unit directory entry, so typically only one bit is set at a time.

HardwareFlags

If the AV_HOST_DMA_DOUBLE_BUFFERING_ENABLED flag is set, and the request level is SET_UNIT_INFO_ISOCH_PARAMS, then a size limit is imposed on members RX_NumPackets and TX_NumPackets of the UNIT_ISOCH_PARAMS structure. These members, when multiplied by the packet size, must be less than or equal to 64 KB. For example, Rx_NumPackets * PacketSize must be less than or equal to 64 KB.

Requirements

Requirement Value
Header 61883.h (include 61883.h)

See also

Av61883_GetUnitInfo