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40 HID Sensor Usages Real-Time Clock. It is a signed unit-less value, and implementation dependent. Arm Alarm DF – Specifies whether the Alarm function should be armed (TRUE) or disarmed (FALSE). The alarm is automatically disarmed when it expires (i.e., “goes off”). 1.16 Custom Sensor Field Usages These fields are commonly supported by custom sensors. Custom Usage SV – Indicates the HID Sensor Usage. Custom Boolean Array SV – Reports the on/off state of each of an array of Boolean variables. Custom Value SV – Custom value without respect to which specific custom value field is being used. This is usually used as a composite value for specifying min, max and accuracy for custom values. Units are specified by the Units usage and scaling by the Unit Exponent usage. Custom Value 1 SV – A first custom value. Units are specified by the Units usage and scaling by the Unit Exponent usage. Custom Value 2 SV – A second custom value. Units are specified by the Units usage and scaling by the Unit Exponent usage. Custom Value 3 SV – A third custom value. Units are specified by the Units usage and scaling by the Unit Exponent usage. Custom Value 4 SV – A fourth custom value. Units are specified by the Units usage and scaling by the Unit Exponent usage. Custom Value 5 SV – A fifth custom value. Units are specified by the Units usage and scaling by the Unit Exponent usage. Custom Value 6 SV – A sixth custom value. Units are specified by the Units usage and scaling by the Unit Exponent usage. 1.17 Generic Sensor Field Usages These fields are commonly supported by generic sensors. Generic GUID or PROPERTYKEY Generic GUID or PROPERTYKEY kind SV – a 30-byte structure GUID_OR_PROPERTYKEY defined in Section 4.2.7, below. NAry – Indicates what kind of GUID or PROPERTYKEY is being used: Sel – Sensor Category GUID, Sel – Sensor Type GUID, Sel – Sensor Event PROPERTYKEY, Sel – Sensor Property PROPERTYKEY, Sel – Sensor Data Field PROPERTYKEY.
41 HID Sensor Usages Generic GUID SV – A 16-byte GUID. May be a Category GUID or a Type GUID; as specified by Generic GUID or PROPERTYKEY kind. Generic Category GUID SV – A 16-byte GUID used to specify an “inline” sensor category. The GUID is followed by a field that indicates the sensor category value assigned to that GUID. Generic Type GUID SV – A 16-byte GUID used to specify an “inline” sensor type. The GUID is followed by a field that indicates the sensor type value assigned to that GUID. Generic PROPERTYKEY SV – A 20-byte PROPERTYKEY. May be an Event PROPERTYKEY, Property PROPERTYKEY, or a Data Field PROPERTYKEY; as specified by Generic GUID or PROPERTYKEY kind. Generic Event PROPERTYKEY Generic Property PROPERTYKEY Generic Data Field PROPERTYKEY SV – A 20-byte PROPERTYKEY used to specify an “inline” sensor event. The PROPERTYKEY is followed by a field that indicates the event value assigned to that PROPERTYKEY. SV – A 20-byte PROPERTYKEY used to specify an “inline” sensor property. The PROPERTYKEY is followed by a field that indicates the property value assigned to that PROPERTYKEY. SV – A 20-byte PROPERTYKEY used to specify an “inline” sensor data field. The PROPERTYKEY is followed by a field that indicates the data field value assigned to that PROPERTYKEY. Generic Event SV – Usage ID for the field that follows the Generic Event PROPERTYKEY. Generic Property SV – Usage ID for the field that follows the Generic Property PROPERTYKEY. Generic Data Field SV – Usage ID for the field that follows the Generic Data Field PROPERTYKEY. Enumerator Table Row Index Enumerator Table Row Count Generic Top Level Collection ID SV (when Data Field), DV (when Property) – When using the “Enumerator” top-level-collection strategy (see Section 4.2.7.1, below), this usage specifies the Row index of the Enumerator’s table. SV – When using the “Enumerator” top-level-collection strategy (see Section 4.2.7.1, below), this usage specifies the total count of Rows in the Enumerator’s table. SV – Identifies the HID Top Level Collection ID for the Row in the Enumerator’s table. Generic Report ID SV – Identifies the HID Report ID for the Row in the Enumerator’s table. Generic Report Item Position Index Generic Firmware VARTYPE SV – Indicates the 1-based sequential position of the Property or Data Field in its Report. NAry – Identifies the firmware data type associated with the Property or Data Field in the Row in the Enumerator’s table. Sel – VT_NULL: Empty, Sel – VT_BOOL: Boolean, Sel – VT_UI1: Byte,
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