Hello,

i'have a problem. In my application on Symbol MC9090 (Windows Mobile 5.0) i 
use Symbol SDK to control WIFI signal quality. Just one event handler, 
something like 
myWlan.Adapters[0].SignalQualityChanged += mySignalQualityHandler;
but there is small problem. Fusion adapter is not available for couple of 
seconds after resuming terminal and within this period I cannot use the 
API.

So. I think the simpliest way is remove the event handler when use switched 
off (or remove the battery) the terminal and add event handler when user 
switched on (or insert battery) the terminal.
But I'dont know how catch the moment of disablig and enabling the terminal.

Does anybody know how to solve this problem?


PS. Maybe my idea is stupid :) So how use Symbol Fusion Api only when 
terminal is on...

Hi,

Yes, you can use OpenNETCF to catch the wake up event.
You can also try to use SNAPI and add an event handler on
SystemProperty.ConnectionsNetworkCount changed value:
private SystemState m_connectionsCount = new
SystemState(SystemProperty.ConnectionsNetworkCount);

Then add an handler to the changed event :
m_connectionsCount.Changed = new
ChangeEventHandler(m_connectionsCount_Changed);

void m_connectionsCount_Changed(object sender, ChangeEventArgs args)
{
      if (m_connectionsCount.CurrentValue > 0)
      {
            // If you have only a WIFI network connection, the value
must be 1 when WIFI is activated
      }
}

BR

Fabien Decret (Device Application Development MVP)
Windows Embedded Consultant

ADENEO (ADESET)
http://www.adeneo.adetelgroup.com/ | http://fabdecret.blogspot.com/


On 7 août, 19:02, Adam  wrote:

> Hello,
>
> i'have a problem. In my application on Symbol MC9090 (Windows Mobile 5.0) i
> use Symbol SDK to control WIFI signal quality. Just one event handler,
> something like
> myWlan.Adapters[0].SignalQualityChanged = mySignalQualityHandler;
> but there is small problem. Fusion adapter is not available for couple of
> seconds after resuming terminal and within this period I cannot use the
> API.
>
> So. I think the simpliest way is remove the event handler when use switched
> off (or remove the battery) the terminal and add event handler when user
> switched on (or insert battery) the terminal.
> But I'dont know how catch the moment of disablig and enabling the terminal.
>
> Does anybody know how to solve this problem?
>
> PS. Maybe my idea is stupid :) So how use Symbol Fusion Api only when
> terminal is on...

Fabien pisze:

> Hi,
> 
> Yes, you can use OpenNETCF to catch the wake up event.
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> }


Thanks for your reply but problem was with Symbol Mobile Developer kit 
patch. I again reinstall SMDK, apply patch and everything is ok.



Thanks.