ToCoNet_vSleep()
Explanation
Sleep with WakeTimer.
About wake-up interruptions
It is also possible to set an interrupt source other than WakeTimer. It is set beforehand before calling this function.
E_EVENT_TOCONET_ON_SLEEP event
Just before sleep, E_EVENT_TOCONET_ON_SLEEP
is passed to each user-defined event processing function.
To prevent ToCoNet_vSleep()
from being called recursively, the following code example handles E_EVENT_NEW_STATE
.
About sleep time
The WakeTimer works with the accuracy of a 32 kHz oscillator, so the accuracy of the oscillator is very important for the wake-up accuracy. The built-in oscillator must be calibrated before use (unless otherwise specified in sToCoNet_AppContext
, in which case it will be executed in the TWENET library on cold start).
Extremely short sleep intervals cannot be set. The lower limit is approximately 30ms.
The wake-up time depends on the accuracy of the WakeTimer, but even in the best case there is an error of about ±0.1%.
Arguments
uint8
u8Device
Wake-up timer to be used.
uint32
u32Periodms
Specifies the sleep period in ms.
bool_t
bPeriodic
Specifies whether periodic sleep should be performed. If cycle sleep is specified, the time elapsed since the last wake-up time is subtracted from the next wake-up time. If the next cycle has already passed, the sleep is performed for the specified period from the time of the call to this function, otherwise the sleep is performed for the specified period from the time of the call to this function.
bool_t
bRamOff
If FALSE
, sleep is performed with RAM retained. If TRUE
, sleep is performed without retaining RAM.
Returns
None
Sample code
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