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tkl_wired | Wired Ethernet Driver

The tkl_wired.c file is a wired driver that provides functionality for obtaining the status of a wired connection, including the link status, IP address, MAC address, and registering a callback function for status changes. This file is automatically generated by the TuyaOS, with certain areas marked for developers to customize and implement relevant logic.

API Descriptionโ€‹

tkl_wired_get_statusโ€‹

OPERATE_RET tkl_wired_get_status(TKL_WIRED_STAT_E *status);

Functionโ€‹

Retrieves the link status of the wired connection.

Parametersโ€‹

  • status: Pointer to store the link status.

Return Valueโ€‹

  • OPRT_OK: Success.
  • Other error codes: Refer to tuya_error_code.h.

tkl_wired_set_status_cbโ€‹

OPERATE_RET tkl_wired_set_status_cb(TKL_WIRED_STATUS_CHANGE_CB cb);

Functionโ€‹

Registers a callback function for network status changes.

Parametersโ€‹

  • cb: Callback function to be invoked on status change.

Return Valueโ€‹

  • OPRT_OK: Success.
  • Other error codes: Refer to tuya_error_code.h.

tkl_wired_get_ipโ€‹

OPERATE_RET tkl_wired_get_ip(NW_IP_S *ip);

Functionโ€‹

Retrieves the IP address of the wired connection.

Parametersโ€‹

  • ip: Pointer to store the IP address.

Return Valueโ€‹

  • OPRT_OK: Success.
  • Other error codes: Refer to tuya_error_code.h.

tkl_wired_get_macโ€‹

OPERATE_RET tkl_wired_get_mac(NW_MAC_S *mac);

Functionโ€‹

Retrieves the MAC address of the wired connection.

Parametersโ€‹

  • mac: Pointer to store the MAC address.

Return Valueโ€‹

  • OPRT_OK: Success.
  • Other error codes: Refer to tuya_error_code.h.

Noteโ€‹

The default MAC address is hardcoded.

tkl_wired_set_macโ€‹

OPERATE_RET tkl_wired_set_mac(const NW_MAC_S *mac);

Functionโ€‹

Sets the MAC address of the wired connection.

Parametersโ€‹

  • mac: Pointer containing the MAC address to be set.

Return Valueโ€‹

  • OPRT_OK: Success.
  • Other error codes: Refer to tuya_error_code.h.

Noteโ€‹

In the current coding style, the tkl_wired_set_mac function only returns OPRT_OK and does not actually set the MAC address.