It's been awhile since I looked at it, but I believe you can check the
Palm VII antenna state using KeyCurrentState(). I think that the
antenna is bit 8 (mask of 0x100). There is a define for it in the Palm
VII version of KeyMgr.h.
That's how the VII Launcher 'knows' to switch to the Palm.net category
when the antenna is raised. It sets up for a keydown event.
Sorry, never dealt with your other issues...
-jjf
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Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2000 3:53 PM
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Subject: Low-level hardware access?
Where would I be able to find information on some low-level access to
these system states:
Palm VII antenna state? I don't want any message popping up asking
the user to raise the antenna, I just want to see if it's already up
and make a decision based on it's current state. The API doesn't
appear to support a silent query, so I assume that I need to query
the hardware.
Modem attached state? I've looked at the DragonBall and DragonBall EZ
manuals, and it appears the UARTGPIO has disappeared in the EZ. I
don't see any call to query for this, so I assume I have to go
straight to the hardware again.
Proper method to determine standard vs. EZ processor? (assuming
that I'll have to check the "modem present" line differently for
each)
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