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/**************************************************************************************************
  Filename:       OSAL_PwrMgr.h
  Revised:         
  Revision:       

  Description:    This file contains the OSAL Power Management API.


 **************************************************************************************************/

#ifndef OSAL_PWRMGR_H
#define OSAL_PWRMGR_H

#include "comdef.h"

#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C"
{
#endif

/*********************************************************************
 * INCLUDES
 */
 
/*********************************************************************
 * MACROS
 */

/*********************************************************************
 * TYPEDEFS
 */

/* These attributes define sleep beheaver. The attributes can be changed
 * for each sleep cycle or when the device characteristic change.
 */
typedef struct
{
  uint16 pwrmgr_task_state;
  uint16 pwrmgr_next_timeout;
  uint16 accumulated_sleep_time;
  uint8  pwrmgr_device;
} pwrmgr_attribute_t;

/* With PWRMGR_ALWAYS_ON selection, there is no power savings and the
 * device is most likely on mains power. The PWRMGR_BATTERY selection allows
 * the HAL sleep manager to enter SLEEP LITE state or SLEEP DEEP state.
 */
#define PWRMGR_ALWAYS_ON  0
#define PWRMGR_BATTERY    1

/* The PWRMGR_CONSERVE selection turns power savings on, all tasks have to
 * agree. The PWRMGR_HOLD selection turns power savings off.
 */
#define PWRMGR_CONSERVE 0
#define PWRMGR_HOLD     1


/*********************************************************************
 * GLOBAL VARIABLES
 */

/* This global variable stores the power management attributes.
 */
extern pwrmgr_attribute_t pwrmgr_attribute;

/*********************************************************************
 * FUNCTIONS
 */

  /*
   * Initialize the power management system.
   *   This function is called from OSAL.
   *
   */
  extern void osal_pwrmgr_init( void );

  /*
   * This function is called by each task to state whether or not this
   * task wants to conserve power. The task will call this function to
   * vote whether it wants the OSAL to conserve power or it wants to
   * hold off on the power savings. By default, when a task is created,
   * its own power state is set to conserve. If the task always wants
   * to converse power, it doesn't need to call this function at all.
   * It is important for the task that changed the power manager task
   * state to PWRMGR_HOLD to switch back to PWRMGR_CONSERVE when the
   * hold period ends.
   */
  extern uint8 osal_pwrmgr_task_state( uint8 task_id, uint8 state );

  /*
   * This function is called on power-up, whenever the device characteristic
   * change (ex. Battery backed coordinator). This function works with the timer
   * to set HAL's power manager sleep state when power saving is entered.
   * This function should be called form HAL initialization. After power up
   * initialization, it should only be called from NWK or ZDO.
   */
  extern void osal_pwrmgr_device( uint8 pwrmgr_device );

  /*
   * This function is called from the main OSAL loop when there are
   * no events scheduled and shouldn't be called from anywhere else.
   */
  extern void osal_pwrmgr_powerconserve( void );

/*********************************************************************
*********************************************************************/

#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif

#endif /* OSAL_PWRMGR_H */