Destructor

Prepare for a remote device to set up a synchronous link on the local device.

Whilst this facility is set, a response can be sent to a remote device trying to set up a synchronous link, allowing that synchronous link to be brought up. This object will represent that synchronous link locally when/if it does come up.

Prepare for a remote device to set up a synchronous link on the local device.

Whilst this facility is set, a response can be sent to a remote device trying to set up a synchronous link, allowing that synchronous link to be brought up. This object will represent that synchronous link locally when/if it does come up.

TBTPacketType

Return the negotiated bandwidth.

Cancel ability to respond to a remote request to set up a synchronous link. It is possible for a race condition to mean that a connection has been established, but as this call consumes the callback, for this fact not to reach the caller. For this reason, it may be desirable to follow a call to CancelAccept with a call to Disconnect. CBluetoothSynchronousLink::Disconnect

Cancel receiving data.

Cancel sending data.

Cancel creating a synchronous link. This cancels the asynchronous request to prevent the callback reaching the client. It makes no claims about the resultant state of the CBluetoothSynchronousLink. If a client wishes to continue using the CBluetoothSynchronousLink it is strongly recommended to follow a call to CancelSetup with a call to Disconnect, which will ensure that any established connection is tidied up. CBluetoothSynchronousLink::Disconnect

Return the air coding portion only of the coding specified on the link. See section 6.12 in Bluetooth Core Specification v1.2, Vol. 2, Part E.

Disconnect a synchronous link.

The physical link will remain unless no other services are running on it.

Return the negotiated latency in miliseconds (rounded up if non-integer on the link).

Allocate and open a socket sub-session for Bluetooth SCO

Allocate and open a socket sub-session for Bluetooth SCO

Receive data over synchronous link. It is worth noting that Bluetooth hardware may have dedicated pins to supply synchronous data, and the RSocket interface cannot provide the synchronous requirements of the SCO link. As a result of this, the CBluetoothSynchronousLink class may only provide the control plane of a SCO connection. In this situation, Receive returns KErrNotSupported via the MBluetoothSynchronousLinkNotifier::HandleReceiveCompleteL callback.

Return an estimate of the retransmission policy on the link. Estimate is calculated by taking the size of the retransmission window, estimating the packet type based on packet length and calculating the number of packet retransmissions which are possible. This number is then returned by this function.

Send data over synchronous link. It is worth noting that Bluetooth hardware may have dedicated pins to supply synchronous data, and the RSocket interface cannot provide the synchronous requirements of the SCO link. As a result of this, the CBluetoothSynchronousLink class may only provide the control plane of a SCO connection. In this situation, Receive returns KErrNotSupported via the MBluetoothSynchronousLinkNotifier::HandleSendCompleteL callback.

Specify Voice Setting. See section 6.12 in Bluetooth Core Specification v1.2, Vol. 2, Part E.

Specify maximum bandwidths in octets/second.

Specify maximum acceptable latency in milliseconds.

Set the object to be notified of synchronous link events. This does not take ownership. This notifier will replace the current one.

Specify link retransmission policy.

Create a synchronous link (e.g. voice) on an EXISTING physical link.

Create a synchronous link (e.g. voice) on an EXISTING physical link. TBTPacketType