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This data type contains event values in a registered driver callback function. Card services calls the callback function when an associated PC Card event occurs.
typedef UINT32 CARD_EVENT;
Remarks
The following table shows the possible events.
Event | Value |
---|---|
CE_BATTERY_DEAD | 0x01 |
CE_BATTERY_LOW | 0x02 |
CE_CARD_LOCK | 0x03 |
CE_CARD_READY | 0x04 |
CE_CARD_REMOVAL | 0x05 |
CE_CARD_UNLOCK | 0x06 |
CE_EJECTION_COMPLETE | 0x07 |
CE_EJECTION_REQUEST | 0x08 |
CE_INSERTION_COMPLETE | 0x09 |
CE_INSERTION_REQUEST | 0x0A |
CE_PM_RESUME | 0x0B |
CE_PM_SUSPEND | 0x0C |
CE_EXCLUSIVE_COMPLETE | 0x0D |
CE_EXCLUSIVE_REQUEST | 0x0E |
CE_RESET_PHYSICAL | 0x0F |
CE_RESET_REQUEST | 0x10 |
CE_CARD_RESET | 0x11 |
CE_MTD_REQUEST | 0x12 |
CE_CLIENT_INFO | 0x14 |
CE_TIMER_EXPIRED | 0x15 |
CE_SS_UPDATED | 0x16 |
CE_WRITE_PROTECT | 0x17 |
CE_CARD_INSERTION | 0x40 |
CE_RESET_COMPLETE | 0x80 |
CE_ERASE_COMPLETE | 0x81 |
CE_REGISTRATION_COMPLETE | 0x82 |
CE_STATUS_CHANGE_INTERRUPT | 0xFE |
Requirements
OS Versions: Windows CE 1.0 and later.
Header: Cardserv.h.
See Also
CLIENT_CALLBACK | CardRegisterClient
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