Palm OS Notification Data Values (Palm OS, PDA Module)
The following table lists the possible values for Palm OS notifications. Use the enumerations in the notification parameters in the Palm OS Notification VIs.
| Number | Notification | Value |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | connection profile event | data1[0] = action [0 = created, 1 = modified, 2 = deleted, 3 = updated] data1[1] = device kind [0 = serial, 1 = modem, 2 = phone, 3 = LAN] |
| 02 | external connector attached | data1[0] = device type [0 = USB cradle, 1 = RS232 cradle or peripheral, 2 = power cable, 3 = modem] |
| 03 | external connector detached | data1[0] = device type [0 = USB cradle, 1 = RS232 cradle or peripheral, 2 = power cable, 3 = modem] |
| 04 | antenna raised | none |
| 05 | application launched | data2[0] = application name |
| 06 | application quit | data2[0] = application name |
| 07 | card inserted | data1[0] = slot reference number |
| 08 | card removed | data1[0] = slot reference number |
| 09 | database created | data2[0] = creator ID data2[1] = database name |
| 10 | database info changed | data1[0] = action bit field data2[0] = creator ID data2[1] = database name data2[2] = old creator ID, if any data2[3] = old database name, if any |
| 11 | database deleted | data2[0] = creator ID data2[1] = database name |
| 12 | database dirty | data2[0] = creator ID data2[1] = database name |
| 13 | protected database delete attempt | data2[0] = creator ID data2[1] = database name |
| 14 | device unlocked | none |
| 15 | display change | data1[0] = old bit depth data1[1] = new bit depth |
| 16 | early wakeup | none |
| 18 | lost password | none |
| 19 | user attention event | data1[0] = a bit value [0x0001 = sound, 0x0002 = LED, 0x0004 = vibrate, 0x0008 = application-specific custom effect, 0x0000 = system-wide preference, 0xFFFF = uses all available means to get the attention of the user] |
| 21 | system is idle | none |
| 22 | insertion point enabled/disabled | data1[0] = [0 = disabled, 1 = enabled] |
| 23 | keyboard dialog displayed | data1[0] = keyboard type [0 = alphabetic, 1 = numbers and punctuation, 2 = international character set accent, 3 = default based on graffiti mode (usually alpha keyboard)] |
| 24 | late wakeup | none |
| 25 | system locale change | data1[0] = old language data1[1] = old country data1[2] = new language data1[3] = new country Refer to the Palm OS PalmLocale.h file for a list of language and country codes. |
| 26 | menu command bar opened | none |
| 27 | network connect/disconnect | data1[0] = state [1 = network connection is active, 2 = network connection is inactive] |
| 28 | pen stroke | data1[0] = start x coordinate data1[1] = start y coordinate data1[2] = end x coordinate data1[3] = end y coordinate |
| 29 | reset finished | none |
| 31 | sleep notify | none |
| 32 | sleep request | data1[0] = reason [0 = the user pressed the power off button, 1 = the system reached the idle time limit, 2 = the sleep event resumed after an application deferred the sleep event, 3 = unknown reason] |
| 33 | sync finished | none |
| 34 | sync started | none |
| 35 | sysNotifyTimeChangeEvent time change | none |
| 36 | virtual character handled | data1[0] = the character code Refer to the Palm OS Chars.h file for a complete list of virtual characters. |
| 37 | volume mounted | data1[0] = type of card media [0 = unknown, 1= Memory stick, 2 = Compact Flash, 3 = Secure Digital, 4 = MultiMedia Card, 5 = SmartMedia , 6 = A RAM disk based media, 7 = Host file system emulated by the Palm OS Emulator, 8 = Host file system emulated by the Mac Simulator] |
| 38 | volume unmounted | data1[0] = type of card media [0 = unknown, 1= Memory stick, 2 = Compact Flash, 3 = Secure Digital, 4 = MultiMedia Card, 5 = SmartMedia , 6 = A RAM disk based media, 7 = Host file system emulated by the Palm OS Emulator, 8 = Host file system emulated by the Mac Simulator] |
Refer to the Palm OS SDK documentation at www.palmsource.com for more information about Palm OS notifications.