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The ResumeCurrentScan method resumes scanning the range of frequencies specified in PerformExhaustiveScan.
Syntax
HRESULT ResumeCurrentScan(
[in] HEVENT hEvent
);
Parameters
- hEvent [in]
Handle to an event created by the application. When the tuner locks onto a signal, it signals this event.
Return Value
When the method succeeds, it returns S_OK. Otherwise it returns an HRESULT error code.
Remarks
When the application calls PerformExhaustiveScan, the tuner scans until it locks onto a signal. Then it sets the application's event handle. To resume scanning for the next valid signal in original range of frequencies, the application can call ResumeCurrentScan.
Requirements
Header | Declared in Tuner.h. |
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