low level access to wimax device

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You are using APIs that are not "public" -- only the Common API APIs in
WiMaxAPI[Ex].h are to be used -- the rest are all internals.

For what you are attempting to do, CmdControlPowerManagement() should be
the call.

On Thu, 2011-04-21 at 12:53 +0400, Anton Novikov wrote:
> Hello everybody!
> 
> My problem seemd to be OS independent.  iwmxsdk.dll and pipehandler.dll 
> exports minimal number of functions enough to low-level work with wimax 
> device. Sample of code connection to device:
> 
> 	bool isPipeInit = PIPE_HANDLER_Init();
> 	l5DispFuncs =	PIPE_HANDLER_GetServiceDispatcherFunctions();
> 	utilFuncs =		PIPE_HANDLER_GetUtilityFunctions();
> 	wmx_CtrlStatus_t ctrlSt = l5DispFuncs->pfnGetCtrlStatus();
> 	if (ctrlSt==READY)
> 	{
> 		l5Status = l5DispFuncs->pfnConnectEx(L5_TARGET_DYNAMIC,
> 			&_MessagesHandler,
> 			&_EventHandler,
> 			0,
> 			THREAD_ID_DEFAULT,
> 			&l5Conn);
> 	}
> 
> Everything is OK here. But sending any command to device (such as 
> NDNS_OPCODE_RF_ON) with l5DispFuncs->pfnSendReceiveMessage() retunrs 
> WmX_ST_PIPE_FAILURE error. It seems some procedure like acquiring device 
> is missing. Can anybody help me with this issue?
> 
> Best regards,
> Anton Novikov.
> 
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