class WlanSoftmacBandCapability

Returns whether no field is set.

Returns whether the table references unknown fields.

Return a builder that by defaults allocates of an arena.

Return a builder that relies on explicitly allocating |fidl::ObjectView|s.

Count of supported basic rates. If the `basic_rate_list` field is

present, then this field **must** also be present and **must** be

consistent with the `basic_rate_list` field.

# Deprecation

This field has been replaced by `basic_rates`. Servers (i.e., drivers)

that target platform versions wherein `basic_rate_count` is deprecated

should omit it and write basic rates to the `basic_rates` field instead.

Clients attempt to read `basic_rates` before `basic_rate_count`.

Set of supported basic rates in units of 500 Kbit/s (as defined in IEEE

Std 802.11-2016, 9.4.2.3), e.g., 0x02 represents 1 Mbps. This set

represents all of the non-HT rates that the device supports for both

transmitting and receiving.

The count of rates present in this field **must** be consistent with the

`basic_rate_count` field when present.

# Deprecation

This field has been replaced by `basic_rates`. Servers (i.e., drivers)

that target platform versions wherein `basic_rate_list` is deprecated

should omit it and write basic rates to the `basic_rates` field instead.

Clients attempt to read `basic_rates` before `basic_rate_list`.

Determines if the `ht_caps` fields should be read by clients. If the

device supports HT PHY mode, then `ht_supported` **must** be true and

the `ht_caps` field **must** be set and provide data that describes HT

capabilities. Any other configuration of these fields means that the

device does **not** support HT PHY mode. See `HtCapabilities`.

# Deprecation

This field determines whether or not the `ht_caps` field is read by

clients, but is not strictly necessary as table fields like `ht_caps`

may be set or unset. Servers (i.e., drivers) that target platform

versions wherein `ht_supported` is deprecated should always set the

field to true and set `ht_caps` if the device supports HT PHY mode or

unset `ht_caps` if the device does not.

Determines if the `vht_caps` fields should be read by clients. If the

device supports VHT PHY mode, then `vht_supported` **must** be true and

the `vht_caps` field **must** be set and provide data that describes VHT

capabilities. Any other configuration of these fields means that the

device does **not** support VHT PHY mode. See `VhtCapabilities`.

# Deprecation

This field determines whether or not the `vht_caps` field is read by

clients, but is not strictly necessary as table fields like `vht_caps`

may be set or unset. Servers (i.e., drivers) that target platform

versions wherein `vht_supported` is deprecated should always set the

field to true and set `vht_caps` if the device supports VHT PHY mode or

unset `vht_caps` if the device does not.

Count of operating channels. If the `operating_channel_list` field is

present, then this field **must** also be present and **must** be

consistent with the `operating_channel_list` field.

# Deprecation

This field has been replaced by `operating_channels`. Servers (i.e.,

drivers) that target platform versions wherein `operating_channel_count`

is deprecated should omit it and write operating channels to the

`operating_channels` field instead. Clients attempt to read

`operating_channels` before `operating_channel_count`.

Set of valid operating channels per regulatory information as determined

by the device driver during iface creation. An operating channel refers

to a channel on which APs may transmit beacon frames.

The count of channels present in this field **must** be consistent with

the `operating_channel_count` field when present.

# Deprecation

This field has been replaced by `operating_channels`. Servers (i.e.,

drivers) that target platform versions wherein `operating_channel_list`

is deprecated should omit it and write operating channels to the

`operating_channels` field instead. Clients attempt to read

`operating_channels` before `operating_channel_list`.

Set of supported basic rates in units of 500 Kbit/s (as defined in IEEE

Std 802.11-2016, 9.4.2.3), e.g., 0x02 represents 1 Mbps. This set

represents all of the non-HT rates that the device supports for both

transmitting and receiving.

Set of valid operating channels per regulatory information as determined

by the device driver during iface creation. An operating channel refers

to a channel on which APs may transmit beacon frames.

The client must use this set to determine the efficacy of subsequent

requests to scan a subset of channels using the iface or to determine

which operating channel to use when starting an AP.