Crate fidl_fuchsia_bluetooth

Macros

Address
Represents a 48-bit Bluetooth Device Address.
Bool
DeviceClass
The “Class of Device/Service” is a variable-format field that defines the category of a Bluetooth device. The bitfield is divided into segments called “major service class”, “major device class”, and “minor device class”.
Error
HostId
64-bit unique value used by the system to identify host adapters.
Int8
PeerId
64-bit unique value used by the system to identify peer devices.
Status
UInt16
Uuid
Represents a Bluetooth UUID in its 128-bit canonical form. While the Bluetooth standard supports 16- and 32-bit short form UUIDs over the wire, the Fuchsia FIDL libraries require all UUIDs to be represented in their canonical 128-bit form.

AddressType
Appearance
Possible values for the LE Appearance property which describes the external appearance of a peer at a high level. (See the Bluetooth assigned-numbers document: https://www.bluetooth.com/specifications/gatt/viewer?attributeXmlFile=org.bluetooth.characteristic.gap.appearance.xml) This enum is flexible as newer devices may use new appearance values and in the future the assigned numbers document may have additional entries.
ConnectionRole
Refers to the role of a Bluetooth device (local or peer) in a physical channel piconet. See Bluetooth Vocabulary Guide for more information.
ErrorCode

MAJOR_DEVICE_CLASS_AUDIO_VIDEO
MAJOR_DEVICE_CLASS_COMPUTER
MAJOR_DEVICE_CLASS_HEALTH
MAJOR_DEVICE_CLASS_IMAGING
MAJOR_DEVICE_CLASS_LAN
MAJOR_DEVICE_CLASS_MASK
Constants for the major device class field. The major device class is defined by bits 12-8.
MAJOR_DEVICE_CLASS_MISCELLANEOUS
MAJOR_DEVICE_CLASS_PERIPHERAL
MAJOR_DEVICE_CLASS_PHONE
MAJOR_DEVICE_CLASS_TOY
MAJOR_DEVICE_CLASS_UNCATEGORIZED
MAJOR_DEVICE_CLASS_WEARABLE
MAX_DEVICE_NAME_LENGTH
The maximum length of a device name. This value was selected based on the HCI and GAP specifications (v5.2, Vol 4, Part E, 7.3.11 and Vol 3, Part C, 12.1).
UUID_STRING_REPRESENTATION_LENGTH
The size of the standard string representation for a UUID. This value is based on the canonical 36-character 8-4-4-4-12 format defined in IETF RFC4122 Section 3.