Sends the specified custom command to the device under test (DUT).

Syntax

int32 __stdcall niBluetoothDTM_CreateCustomCommand(niBluetoothDTMSession session, int32[] opCode, int32 opCodeLength, int32[] commandParameters, int32 commandParametersLength, int32[] returnParameters, int32 arraySize, int32 actualArraySize)

Parameters

NameDirectionTypeDescription
session[out]niBluetoothDTMSession

Specifies the name of the communication port to which the DUT is connected.

opCode[in]int32[]

Specifies the opcode of the custom commands to send to the DUT.

opCodeLength[in]int32

Specifies the length of the opCode array.

commandParameters[in]int32[]

Specifies an array of the input parameters required for the custom command.

commandParametersLength[in]int32

Specifies the length of the commandParameters array.

returnParameters[out]int32[]

Returns an array of the parameters sent by the DUT in response to the custom command.

arraySize[in]int32

Specifies the size of the array. Set the arraySize parameter to 0 to get the size of all the arrays in the actualArraySize parameter.

actualArraySize[out]int32

Returns the actual size of the array, if you pass NULL to returnParameters array, and set the arraySize parameter to 0.

Returns

Returns the status code of this operation. The status code either indicates success or describes an error or warning. Examine the status code from each call to an niBluetoothDTM function to determine if an error has occurred. The general meaning of the status code is as follows:

Value

Meaning

0

Success

Positive Values

Warnings

Negative Values

Errors