Events

Built-on events

Name	Remark
E_EVENT_START_UP	This event occurs when the system is woken up (or wakes up from sleep). The event argument is given as EVARG_START_UP_WAKEUP_MASK or (EVARG_START_UP_WAKEUP_MASK | EVARG_START_UP_WAKEUP_ RAMHOLD_MASK), the former means return from DEEP sleep, the latter means return from normal RAM hold sleep.
E_EVENT_NEW_STATE	This is the first event called when a state transition occurs. It is not called when the system starts (START_UP event occurs). The event argument is undefined.
E_EVENT_TICK_TIMER	Called every system timer (4ms, as default). The event argument is undefined. It is called after the module processing in the system is finished. Because of the variability of the calls, processes which require priority in timing should be described in E_AHI_DEVICE_TICK_TIMER in the interrupt handler in cbToCoNet_u8HwInt().
E_EVENT_TICK_SECOND	Called every second. The event argument is undefined.
E_ORDER_INITIALIZE	Use this as a message to encourage initialization.
E_ORDER_KICK	Use this as a message to encourage people to start.

User-defined events

If you prepare user-defined event names, assign values after ToCoNet_EVENT_APP_BASE.

typedef enum
{
	E_EVENT_APP_BASE = ToCoNet_EVENT_APP_BASE,
    E_EVENT_TICK_A,
    E_EVENT_SCAN_FINISH,
    E_EVENT_SLAVE_CONF_FAIL,
    E_EVENT_SLEEP_REQUEST
} teEventApp;

Do not apply the compile option to reduce the enum to 16 or 8 bits.