SWCU192 November 2021 CC1312R7 , CC1352P7 , CC2652P7 , CC2652R7
| Byte Index | Field Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0–3 | pRxQ | W | Pointer to receive queue |
| 4–7 | pTxQ | W | Pointer to transmit queue |
| 8 | rxConfig | W | Configuration bits for the receive queue entries (see Table 26-116) |
| 9 | seqStat | R/W | Sequence number status (see Table 26-117) |
| 10 | maxNack | W | Maximum number of NACKs received before operation ends. 0: No limit |
| 11 | maxPkt | W | Maximum number of packets transmitted in the operation before it ends. 0: No limit |
| 12–15 | accessAddress | W | Access address used on the connection |
| 16 | crcInit0 | W | CRC initialization value used on the connection – least significant byte |
| 17 | crcInit1 | W | CRC initialization value used on the connection – middle byte |
| 18 | crcInit2 | W | CRC initialization value used on the connection – most significant byte |
| 19 | timeoutTrigger | W | Trigger that defines timeout of the first receive operation |
| 20–23 | timeoutTime | W | Time used together with timeoutTrigger that defines timeout of the first receive operation |
| 24–26 | Reserved | ||
| 27 | endTrigger | W | Trigger that causes the device to end the connection event as soon as allowed |
| 28–31 | endTime | W | Time used together with endTrigger that causes the device to end the connection event as soon as allowed |
| Byte Index | Field Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0–3 | pRxQ | W | Pointer to receive queue |
| 4–7 | pTxQ | W | Pointer to transmit queue |
| 8 | rxConfig | W | Configuration bits for the receive queue entries (see Table 26-116) |
| 9 | seqStat | R/W | Sequence number status (see Table 26-117) |
| 10 | maxNack | W | Maximum number of NACKs received before operation ends. 0: No limit |
| 11 | maxPkt | W | Maximum number of packets transmitted in the operation before it ends. 0: No limit |
| 12–15 | accessAddress | W | Access address used on the connection |
| 16 | crcInit0 | W | CRC initialization value used on the connection – least significant byte |
| 17 | crcInit1 | W | CRC initialization value used on the connection – middle byte |
| 18 | crcInit2 | W | CRC initialization value used on the connection – most significant byte |
| 19 | endTrigger | W | Trigger that causes the device to end the connection event as soon as allowed |
| 20–23 | endTime | W | Time used together with endTrigger that causes the device to end the connection event as soon as allowed |
| Byte Index | Field Name | Bits | Bit Field Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0–3 | pRxQ | W | Pointer to receive queue | ||
| 4 | rxConfig | W | Configuration bits for the receive queue entries (see Table 26-116) | ||
| 5 | advConfig | 0–1 | advFilterPolicy | W | Advertiser filter policy 0: Process scan and connect requests from all devices 1: Process connect requests from all devices and only scan requests from devices that are in the whitelist 2: Process scan requests from all devices and only connect requests from devices that are in the whitelist 3: Process scan and connect requests only from devices in the whitelist |
| 2 | deviceAddrType | W | The type of the device address: public (0) or random (1) | ||
| 3 | peerAddrType | W | Directed advertiser: The type of the peer address: public (0) or random (1) | ||
| 4 | bStrictLenFilter | W | 0: Accept any packet with a valid advertising packet length 1: Discard messages with illegal length for the given packet type | ||
| 5 | chSel | W | 0: Do not report support of Channel Selection Algorithm 2 1: Report support of Channel Selection Algorithm 2 | ||
| 6 | Reserved | ||||
| 7 | rpaMode | W | Resolvable private address mode 0: Normal operation 1: Use whitelist for a received RPA regardless of filter policy | ||
| 6 | advLen | W | Size of advertiser data | ||
| 7 | scanRspLen | W | Size of scan response data | ||
| 8–11 | pAdvData | W | Pointer to buffer containing ADV*_IND data | ||
| 12–15 | pScanRspData | W | Pointer to buffer containing SCAN_RSP data | ||
| 16–19 | pDeviceAddress | W | Pointer (with least significant bit set to 0) to device address used for this device. If least significant bit is 1, the address type given by advConfig.deviceAddrType is inverted. | ||
| 20–23 | pWhiteList | W | Pointer (with least significant bit set to 0) to whitelist or peer address (directed advertiser). If least significant bit is 1, the address type given by advConfig.peerAddrType is inverted. | ||
| 24–26 | Reserved | ||||
| 27 | endTrigger | W | Trigger that causes the device to end the advertiser event as soon as allowed | ||
| 28–31 | endTime | W | Time used together with endTrigger that causes the device to end the advertiser event as soon as allowed |
| Byte Index | Field Name | Bits | Bit Field Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0–3 | pRxQ | W | Pointer to receive queue | ||
| 4 | rxConfig | W | Configuration bits for the receive queue entries | ||
| 5 | scanConfig | 0 | scanFilterPolicy | W | Scanning filter policy regarding advertiser address 0: Accept all advertisement packets. 1: Accept only advertisement packets from devices where the address of the advertiser is in the whitelist. |
| 1 | bActiveScan | W | 0: Passive scan 1: Active scan | ||
| 2 | deviceAddrType | W | The type of the device address: public (0) or random (1) | ||
| 3 | rpaFilterPolicy | W | Filter policy for TargetA for ADV_DIRECT_IND messages 0: Accept only TargetA that matches own address. 1: Also accept all resolvable private addresses. | ||
| 4 | bStrictLenFilter | W | 0: Accept any packet with a valid advertising packet length 1: Discard messages with illegal length for the given packet type | ||
| 5 | bAutoWlIgnore | W | 0: Do not set ignore bit in whitelist from radio CPU 1: Automatically set ignore bit in whitelist | ||
| 6 | bEndOnRpt | W | 0: Continue scanner operation after each reporting ADV*_IND or sending SCAN_RSP 1: End scanner operation after each reported ADV*_IND and potentially SCAN_RSP | ||
| 7 | rpaMode | W | Resolvable private address mode 0: Normal operation 1: Use whitelist for a received RPA regardless of filter policy | ||
| 6–7 | randomState | R/W | State for pseudo-random number generation used in backoff procedure | ||
| 8–9 | backoffCount | R/W | Parameter backoffCount used in backoff procedure (see the Bluetooth Specification documents in Related Documentation). | ||
| 10 | backoffPar | 0–3 | logUpperLimit | R/W | Binary logarithm of parameter upperLimit used in scanner backoff procedure |
| 4 | bLastSucceeded | R/W | 1 if the last SCAN_RSP was successfully received and upperLimit not changed | ||
| 5 | bLastFailed | R/W | 1 if reception of the last SCAN_RSP failed and upperLimit was not changed | ||
| 6–7 | Reserved | ||||
| 11 | scanReqLen | W | Size of scan request data | ||
| 12–15 | pScanReqData | W | Pointer to buffer containing SCAN_REQ data | ||
| 16–19 | pDeviceAddress | W | Pointer (with least significant bit set to 0) to device address used for this device. If least significant bit is 1, the address type given by scanConfig.deviceAddrType is inverted. | ||
| 20–23 | pWhiteList | W | Pointer to whitelist | ||
| 24–25 | Reserved | ||||
| 26 | timeoutTrigger | W | Trigger that causes the device to stop receiving as soon as allowed | ||
| 27 | endTrigger | W | Trigger that causes the device to stop receiving as soon as allowed | ||
| 28–31 | timeoutTime | W | Time used together with timeoutTrigger that causes the device to stop receiving as soon as allowed, ending with BLE_DONE_RXTIMEOUT | ||
| 32–35 | endTime | W | Time used together with endTrigger that causes the device to stop receiving as soon as allowed, ending with BLE_DONE_ENDED |
| Byte Index | Field Name | Bits | Bit Field Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0–3 | pRxQ | W | Pointer to receive queue | ||
| 4 | rxConfig | W | Configuration bits for the receive queue entries (see Table 26-116) | ||
| 5 | initConfig | 0 | bUseWhiteList | W | Initiator filter policy 0: Use specific peer address 1: Use whitelist |
| 1 | bDynamicWinOffset | 0: No dynamic WinOffset insertion 1: Use dynamic WinOffset insertion | |||
| 2 | deviceAddrType | W | The type of the device address: public (0) or random (1) | ||
| 3 | peerAddrType | W | The type of the peer address: public (0) or random (1) | ||
| 4 | bStrictLenFilter | W | 0: Accept any packet with a valid advertising packet length 1: Discard messages with illegal length for the given packet type | ||
| 5 | chSel | W | 0: Do not report support of Channel Selection Algorithm 2 1: Report support of Channel Selection Algorithm 2 | ||
| 6 | Reserved | ||||
| 7 | Reserved | ||||
| 6 | Reserved | ||||
| 7 | connectReqLen | W | Size of connect request data | ||
| 8–11 | pConnectReqData | W | Pointer to buffer containing LLData to go in the CONNECT_IND (CONNECT_REQ) | ||
| 12–15 | pDeviceAddress | W | Pointer (with least significant bit set to 0) to device address used for this device. If least significant bit is 1, the address type given by initConfig.deviceAddrType is inverted. | ||
| 16–19 | pWhiteList | W | Pointer (with least significant bit set to 0) to whitelist or peer address. If least significant bit is 1, the address type given by initConfig.peerAddrType is inverted. | ||
| 20–23 | connectTime | R/W | Indication of timer value of the first possible start time of the first connection event. Set to the calculated value if a connection is made and to the next possible connection time (see Table 26-112) if not. | ||
| 24–25 | Reserved | ||||
| 26 | timeoutTrigger | W | Trigger that causes the device to stop receiving as soon as allowed | ||
| 27 | endTrigger | W | Trigger that causes the device to stop receiving as soon as allowed | ||
| 28–31 | timeoutTime | W | Time used together with timeoutTrigger that causes the device to stop receiving as soon as allowed, ending with BLE_DONE_RXTIMEOUT | ||
| 32–35 | endTime | W | Time used together with endTrigger that causes the device to stop receiving as soon as allowed, ending with BLE_DONE_ENDED |
| Byte Index | Field Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0–3 | pRxQ | W | Pointer to receive queue. May be NULL; if so, received packets are not stored. |
| 4 | rxConfig | W | Configuration bits for the receive queue entries (see Table 26-116) |
| 5 | bRepeat | W | 0: End operation after receiving a packet 1: Restart receiver after receiving a packet |
| 6–7 | Reserved | ||
| 8–11 | accessAddress | W | Access address used on the connection |
| 12 | crcInit0 | W | CRC initialization value used on the connection – least significant byte |
| 13 | crcInit1 | W | CRC initialization value used on the connection – middle byte |
| 14 | crcInit2 | W | CRC initialization value used on the connection – most significant byte |
| 15 | endTrigger | W | Trigger that causes the device to end the RX operation |
| 16–19 | endTime | W | Time used together with endTrigger that causes the device to end the RX operation. |
| Byte Index | Field Name | Bits | Bit Field Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0–1 | numPackets | W | Number of packets to transmit 0: Transmit unlimited number of packets | ||
| 2 | payloadLength | W | The number of payload bytes in each packet. | ||
| 3 | packetType | W | The packet type to be used, encoded according to the Bluetooth 5.0 Specification (see Related Documentation). | ||
| 4–7 | period | W | Number of radio timer cycles between the start of each packet | ||
| 8 | config | 0 | bOverrideDefault | W | 0: Use default packet encoding 1: Override packet contents |
| 1 | bUsePrbs9 | W | If bOverride is 1: 0: No PRBS15 encoding of packet 1: Use PRBS9 encoding of packet | ||
| 2 | bUsePrbs15 | W | If bOverride is 1: 0: No PRBS15 encoding of packet 1: Use PRBS15 encoding of packet | ||
| 3–7 | Reserved | ||||
| 9 | byteVal | W | If config.bOverride is 1, value of each byte to be sent | ||
| 10 | Reserved | ||||
| 11 | endTrigger | W | Trigger that causes the device to end the Test TX operation | ||
| 12–15 | endTime | W | Time used together with endTrigger that causes the device to end the Test TX operation |
| Byte Index | Field Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0–3 | pRxQ | W | Pointer to receive queue |
| 4–7 | pTxQ | W | Pointer to transmit queue |
| 8 | rxConfig | W | Configuration bits for the receive queue entries (see Table 26-116) |
| 9 | seqStat | RW | Sequence number status (see Table 26-117) |
| 10 | maxNack | W | Maximum number of NACKs received before operation ends. 0: No limit |
| 11 | maxPkt | W | Maximum number of packets transmitted in the operation before it ends. 0: No limit |
| 12–15 | accessAddress | W | Access address used on the connection |
| 16 | crcInit0 | W | CRC initialization value used on the connection – least significant byte |
| 17 | crcInit1 | W | CRC initialization value used on the connection – middle byte |
| 18 | crcInit2 | W | CRC initialization value used on the connection – most significant byte |
| 19 | timeoutTrigger | W | Trigger that defines timeout of the first receive operation |
| 20–23 | timeoutTime | W | Time used together with timeoutTrigger that defines timeout of the first receive operation |
| 24 | maxRxPktLen | W | Maximum packet length currently allowed for received packets on the connection |
| 25 | maxLenLowRate | W | Maximum packet length for which using S = 8 (125 kbps) is allowed when transmitting. 0: No limit |
| 26 | Reserved | ||
| 27 | endTrigger | W | Trigger that causes the device to end the connection event as soon as allowed |
| 28–31 | endTime | W | Time used together with endTrigger that causes the device to end the connection event as soon as allowed |
| Byte Index | Field Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0–3 | pRxQ | W | Pointer to receive queue |
| 4–7 | pTxQ | W | Pointer to transmit queue |
| 8 | rxConfig | W | Configuration bits for the receive queue entries (see Table 26-116) |
| 9 | seqStat | RW | Sequence number status (see Table 26-117) |
| 10 | maxNack | W | Maximum number of NACKs received before operation ends. 0: No limit |
| 11 | maxPkt | W | Maximum number of packets transmitted in the operation before it ends. 0: No limit |
| 12–15 | accessAddress | W | Access address used on the connection |
| 16 | crcInit0 | W | CRC initialization value used on the connection – least significant byte |
| 17 | crcInit1 | W | CRC initialization value used on the connection – middle byte |
| 18 | crcInit2 | W | CRC initialization value used on the connection – most significant byte |
| 19 | endTrigger | W | Trigger that causes the device to end the connection event as soon as allowed |
| 20–23 | endTime | W | Time used together with endTrigger that causes the device to end the connection event as soon as allowed |
| 24 | maxRxPktLen | W | Maximum packet length currently allowed for received packets on the connection |
| 25 | maxLenLowRate | W | Maximum packet length for which using S = 8 (125 kbps) is allowed when transmitting. 0: No limit |
| Byte Index | Field Name | Bits | Bit Field Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | advConfig | 0–1 | Reserved | ||
| 2 | deviceAddrType | W | The type of the device address public (0) or random (1) | ||
| 3–7 | Reserved | ||||
| 1–2 | Reserved | ||||
| 3 | auxPtrTargetType | W | Number indicating reference for auxPtrTargetTime. Takes same values as trigger types, but only TRIG_ABSTIME and TRIG_REL_* are allowed. | ||
| 4–7 | auxPtrTargetTime | W | Time of start of packet to which auxPtr points | ||
| 8–11 | pAdvPkt | W | Pointer to extended advertising packet for the ADV_EXT_IND packet | ||
| 12–15 | pDeviceAddress | W | Pointer (with least significant bit set to 0) to device address used for this device. If least significant bit is 1, the address type given by advConfig.deviceAddrType is inverted. |
| Byte Index | Field Name | Bits | Bit Field Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0–3 | pRxQ | W | Pointer to receive queue | ||
| 4 | rxConfig | W | Configuration bits for the receive queue entries (see Table 26-116) | ||
| 5 | advConfig | 0–1 | advFilterPolicy | W | Advertiser filter policy 0: Process scan and connect requests from all devices. 1: Process connect requests from all devices and only scan requests from devices that are in the whitelist. 2: Process scan requests from all devices and only connect requests from devices that are in the whitelist. 3: Process scan and connect requests only from devices in the whitelist. |
| 2 | deviceAddrType | W | The type of the device address public (0) or random (1) | ||
| 3 | targetAddrType | W | Directed secondary advertiser: The type of the target address public (0) or random (1) | ||
| 4 | bStrictLenFilter | W | 0: Accept any packet with a valid advertising packet length. 1: Discard messages with illegal length for the given packet type. | ||
| 5 | bDirected | W | 0: Advertiser is undirected: pWhiteList points to a whitelist 1: Advertiser is directed: pWhiteList points to a single device address. | ||
| 6 | Reserved | ||||
| 7 | rpaMode | W | Resolvable private address mode 0: Normal operation 1: Use whitelist for a received RPA regardless of filter policy. | ||
| 6 | Reserved | ||||
| 7 | auxPtrTargetType | W | Number indicating reference for auxPtrTargetTime. Takes same values as trigger types, but only TRIG_ABSTIME and TRIG_REL_* are allowed. | ||
| 8–11 | auxPtrTargetTime | W | Time of start of packet to which auxPtr points | ||
| 12–15 | pAdvPkt | W | Pointer to extended advertising packet for the ADV_AUX_IND packet | ||
| 16–19 | pRspPkt | W | Pointer to extended advertising packet for the AUX_SCAN_RSP or AUX_CONNECT_RSP packet (may be NULL if not applicable) | ||
| 20–23 | pDeviceAddress | W | Pointer (with least significant bit set to 0) to device address used for this device. If least significant bit is 1, the address type given by advConfig.deviceAddrType is inverted. | ||
| 24–27 | pWhiteList | W | Pointer (with least significant bit set to 0) to whitelist or peer address (directed advertiser). If least significant bit is 1, the address type given by advConfig.peerAddrType is inverted. |
| Byte Index | Field Name | Bits | Bit Field Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0–3 | pRxQ | W | Pointer to receive queue | ||
| 4 | rxConfig | W | Configuration bits for the receive queue entries (see Table 26-116) | ||
| 5 | scanConfig | 0 | scanFilterPolicy | W | Scanning filter policy regarding advertiser address 0: Accept all advertisement packets. 1: Accept only advertisement packets from devices where the address of the advertiser is in the whitelist. |
| 1 | bActiveScan | W | 0: Passive scan 1: Active scan | ||
| 2 | deviceAddrType | W | The type of the device address public (0) or random (1) | ||
| 3 | rpaFilterPolicy | W | Filter policy for initA of ADV_DIRECT_IND messages 0: Accept only initA that matches own address. 1: Also accept all resolvable private addresses. | ||
| 4 | bStrictLenFilter | W | 0: Accept any packet with a valid advertising packet length. 1: Discard messages with illegal length for the given packet type. | ||
| 5 | bAutoWlIgnore | W | 0: Do not set ignore bit in whitelist from radio CPU for legacy packets. 1: Automatically set ignore bit in whitelist for legacy packets. | ||
| 6 | bEndOnRpt | W | 0: Continue scanner operation after each reporting ADV*_IND or sending SCAN_RSP. 1: End scanner operation after each reported ADV*_IND and potentially SCAN_RSP. | ||
| 7 | rpaMode | W | Resolvable private address mode 0: Normal operation 1: Use whitelist for a received RPA regardless of filter policy. | ||
| 6–7 | randomState | R/W | State for pseudo-random number generation used in backoff procedure | ||
| 8–9 | backoffCount | R/W | Parameter backoffCount used in backoff procedure, see the Bluetooth Specification listed in Related Documentation. | ||
| 10 | backoffPar | 0–3 | logUpperLimit | R/W | Binary logarithm of parameter upperLimit used in scanner backoff procedure |
| 4 | bLastSucceeded | R/W | 1 if the last SCAN_RSP was successfully received and upperLimit not changed | ||
| 5 | bLastFailed | R/W | 1 if reception of the last SCAN_RSP failed and upperLimit was not changed | ||
| 6–7 | Reserved | ||||
| 11 | extFilterConfig | 0 | bCheckAdi | W | 0: Do not perform ADI filtering. 1: Perform ADI filtering on packets where ADI is present. |
| 1 | bAutoAdiUpdate | W | 0: Do not update ADI entries in radio CPU. 1: Automatically update ADI entry for received packets with AdvDataIndex. | ||
| 2 | bApplyDuplicateFiltering | W | 0: Do not apply duplicate filtering based on device address for extended advertiser packets. 1: Apply duplicate filtering based on device address for extended advertiser packets with no ADI field. | ||
| 3 | bAutoWlIgnore | W | 0: Do not set ignore bit in whitelist from radio CPU for extended advertising packets. 1: Automatically set ignore bit in whitelist for extended advertising packets. | ||
| 4–7 | Reserved | ||||
| 12–15 | Reserved | ||||
| 16–19 | pDeviceAddress | W | Pointer (with least significant bit set to 0) to device address used for this device. If least significant bit is 1, the address type given by scanConfig.deviceAddrType is inverted. | ||
| 20–23 | pWhiteList | W | Pointer to whitelist | ||
| 24–27 | pAdiList | W | Pointer to advDataInfo list | ||
| 28–29 | maxWaitTimeForAuxCh | W | Maximum wait time for switching to secondary scanning within the command. If the time to the start of the event is greater than this, the command will end with BLE_DONE_AUX. If it is smaller, the radio will automatically switch to the correct channel and PHY. | ||
| 30 | timeoutTrigger | W | Trigger that causes the device to stop receiving as soon as allowed | ||
| 31 | endTrigger | W | Trigger that causes the device to stop receiving as soon as allowed | ||
| 32–35 | timeoutTime | W | Time used together with timeoutTrigger that causes the device to stop receiving as soon as allowed, ending with BLE_DONE_RXTIMEOUT | ||
| 36–39 | endTime | W | Time used together with endTrigger that causes the device to stop receiving as soon as allowed, ending with BLE_DONE_ENDED | ||
| 40–43 | rxStartTime | R | The time needed to start RX in order to receive the packet | ||
| 44–45 | rxListenTime | R | The time needed to listen in order to receive the packet. 0: No AUX packet | ||
| 46 | channelNo | R | The channel number used for secondary advertising | ||
| 47 | phyMode | R | PHY to use on secondary channel: 0: 1 Mbps 1: 2 Mbps 2: Coded Others: Reserved |
| Byte Index | Field Name | Bits | Bit Field Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0–3 | pRxQ | W | Pointer to receive queue | ||
| 4 | rxConfig | W | Configuration bits for the receive queue entries (see Table 26-116) | ||
| 5 | initConfig | 0 | bUseWhiteList | W | Initiator filter policy 0: Use specific peer address. 1: Use whitelist. |
| 1 | bDynamicWinOffset | 1: Use dynamic WinOffset insertion. | |||
| 2 | deviceAddrType | W | The type of the device address public (0) or random (1) | ||
| 3 | peerAddrType | W | The type of the peer address public (0) or random (1) | ||
| 4 | bStrictLenFilter | W | 0: Accept any packet with a valid advertising packet length. 1: Discard messages with illegal length for the given packet type. | ||
| 5 | chSel | W | 0: Do not report support of Channel Selection Algorithm 2 in CONNECT_IND. 1: Report support of Channel Selection Algorithm 2 in CONNECT_IND. | ||
| 6 | Reserved | ||||
| 7 | Reserved | ||||
| 6–7 | randomState | R/W | State for pseudo-random number generation used in backoff procedure | ||
| 8–9 | backoffCount | R/W | Parameter backoffCount used in backoff procedure, see the Bluetooth specification listed in Related Documentation. | ||
| 10 | backoffPar | 0–3 | logUpperLimit | R/W | Binary logarithm of parameter upperLimit used in scanner backoff procedure |
| 4 | bLastSucceeded | R/W | 1 if the last SCAN_RSP was successfully received and upperLimit not changed | ||
| 5 | bLastFailed | R/W | 1 if reception of the last SCAN_RSP failed and upperLimit was not changed | ||
| 6–7 | Reserved | ||||
| 11 | connectReqLen | W | Size of connect request data | ||
| 12–15 | pConnectReqData | W | Pointer to buffer containing LLData to go in the CONNECT_IND or AUX_CONNECT_REQ packet | ||
| 16–19 | pDeviceAddress | W | Pointer (with least significant bit set to 0) to device address used for this device. If least significant bit is 1, the address type given by initConfig.deviceAddrType is inverted. | ||
| 20–23 | pWhiteList | W | Pointer (with least significant bit set to 0) to whitelist or peer address. If least significant bit is 1, the address type given by initConfig.peerAddrType is inverted. | ||
| 24–27 | connectTime | R/W | Indication of timer value of the first possible start time of the first connection event. Set to the calculated value if a connection is made and to the next possible connection time if not. | ||
| 28–29 | maxWaitTimeForAuxCh | W | Maximum wait time for switching to secondary scanning within the command. If the time to the start of the event is greater than this, the command will end with BLE_DONE_AUX. If it is smaller, the radio will automatically switch to the correct channel and PHY. | ||
| 30 | timeoutTrigger | W | Trigger that causes the device to stop receiving as soon as allowed | ||
| 31 | endTrigger | W | Trigger that causes the device to stop receiving as soon as allowed | ||
| 32–35 | timeoutTime | W | Time used together with timeoutTrigger that causes the device to stop receiving as soon as allowed, ending with BLE_DONE_RXTIMEOUT | ||
| 36–39 | endTime | W | Time used together with endTrigger that causes the device to stop receiving as soon as allowed, ending with BLE_DONE_ENDED | ||
| 40–43 | rxStartTime | R | The time needed to start RX in order to receive the packet | ||
| 44–45 | rxListenTime | R | The time needed to listen in order to receive the packet. 0: No AUX packet | ||
| 46 | channelNo | R | The channel number used for secondary advertising | ||
| 47 | phyMode | R | PHY to use on secondary channel: 0: 1 Mbps 1: 2 Mbps 2: Coded Others: Reserved | ||
| 40 | auxChRes |