Event callback interface for WiFi events. More...
Collaboration diagram for WiFi Events Interface:
Classes | |
class | WifiEventsClass |
WiFi events class. More... | |
Macros | |
#define | WIFI_DISCONNECT_REASON_CODES_MAP(XX) |
Common set of reason codes to IEEE 802.11-2007. More... | |
Typedefs | |
using | StationConnectDelegate = Delegate< void(const String &ssid, MacAddress bssid, uint8_t channel)> |
Delegate type for 'station connected' event. More... | |
using | StationDisconnectDelegate = Delegate< void(const String &ssid, MacAddress bssid, WifiDisconnectReason reason)> |
Delegate type for 'station disconnected' event. More... | |
using | StationAuthModeChangeDelegate = Delegate< void(WifiAuthMode oldMode, WifiAuthMode newMode)> |
Delegate type for 'station authorisation mode changed' event. More... | |
using | StationGotIPDelegate = Delegate< void(IpAddress ip, IpAddress netmask, IpAddress gateway)> |
Delegate type for 'station got IP address' event. More... | |
using | AccessPointConnectDelegate = Delegate< void(MacAddress mac, uint16_t aid)> |
Delegate type for 'Access Point Connect' event. More... | |
using | AccessPointDisconnectDelegate = Delegate< void(MacAddress mac, uint16_t aid)> |
Delegate type for 'Access Point Disconnect' event. More... | |
using | AccessPointProbeReqRecvedDelegate = Delegate< void(int rssi, MacAddress mac)> |
Delegate type for 'Access Point Probe Request Received' event. More... | |
Enumerations | |
enum | WifiDisconnectReason |
Reason codes for WiFi station disconnection. More... | |
Variables | |
WifiEventsClass & | WifiEvents |
Global reference to architecture-specific implementation. More... | |
Detailed Description
Event callback interface for WiFi events.
Macro Definition Documentation
◆ WIFI_DISCONNECT_REASON_CODES_MAP
#define WIFI_DISCONNECT_REASON_CODES_MAP | ( | XX | ) |
Value:
XX(UNSPECIFIED, 1, "Unspecified") \
XX(AUTH_EXPIRE, 2, "AUTH expired") \
XX(AUTH_LEAVE, 3, "Sending STA is leaving, or has left") \
XX(ASSOC_EXPIRE, 4, "Disassociated: inactivity") \
XX(ASSOC_TOOMANY, 5, "Disassociated: too many clients)") \
XX(NOT_AUTHED, 6, "Class 2 frame received from non-authenticated STA") \
XX(NOT_ASSOCED, 7, "Class 3 frame received from non-authenticated STA") \
XX(ASSOC_LEAVE, 8, "Disassociated: STA is leaving, or has left") \
XX(ASSOC_NOT_AUTHED, 9, "Disassociated: STA not authenticated") \
XX(DISASSOC_PWRCAP_BAD, 10, "Disassociated: power capability unacceptable") \
XX(DISASSOC_SUPCHAN_BAD, 11, "Disassociated: supported channels unacceptable") \
XX(IE_INVALID, 13, "Invalid IE") \
XX(MIC_FAILURE, 14, "Message Integrity failure") \
XX(4WAY_HANDSHAKE_TIMEOUT, 15, "4-way Handshake timeout") \
XX(GROUP_KEY_UPDATE_TIMEOUT, 16, "Group Key Handshake timeout") \
XX(IE_IN_4WAY_DIFFERS, 17, "4-way Handshake Information Differs") \
XX(GROUP_CIPHER_INVALID, 18, "Invalid group cypher") \
XX(PAIRWISE_CIPHER_INVALID, 19, "Invalid pairwise cypher") \
XX(AKMP_INVALID, 20, "Invalid AKMP") \
XX(UNSUPP_RSN_IE_VERSION, 21, "Unsupported RSN IE Version") \
XX(INVALID_RSN_IE_CAP, 22, "Invalid RSN IE capabilities") \
XX(802_1X_AUTH_FAILED, 23, "IEEE 802.1X authentication failed") \
XX(CIPHER_SUITE_REJECTED, 24, "Cipher suite rejected (security policy)") \
XX(BEACON_TIMEOUT, 200, "Beacon Timeout") \
XX(NO_AP_FOUND, 201, "No AP found") \
XX(AUTH_FAIL, 202, "Authentication failure") \
XX(ASSOC_FAIL, 203, "Association failure") \
XX(HANDSHAKE_TIMEOUT, 204, "Handshake timeout") \
XX(CONNECTION_FAIL, 205, "Connection failure")
Common set of reason codes to IEEE 802.11-2007.
- Note
- Codes at 200+ are non-standard, defined by Espressif.
Some acronymns used here - see the full standard for more precise definitions.
- SSID: Service Set Identifier (the visible name given to an Access Point)
- BSSID: Basic Service Set Identifier (a MAC address physically identifying the AP)
- IE: Information Element (standard piece of information carried within WiFi packets)
- STA: Station (any device which supports WiFi, including APs though the term commonly refers to a client)
- AP: Access Point (device to which other stations may be associated)
- RSN: Robust Security Network
- AUTH: Authentication (how a station proves its identity to another)
Typedef Documentation
◆ AccessPointConnectDelegate
using AccessPointConnectDelegate = Delegate<void(MacAddress mac, uint16_t aid)> |
Delegate type for 'Access Point Connect' event.
- Parameters
-
mac MAC address of the station aid Association ID representing the connected station
- Note
- This event occurs every time a station is connected to our Access Point.
◆ AccessPointDisconnectDelegate
using AccessPointDisconnectDelegate = Delegate<void(MacAddress mac, uint16_t aid)> |
Delegate type for 'Access Point Disconnect' event.
- Parameters
-
mac MAC address of the station aid Association ID assigned to the station
- Note
- This event occurs every time a station is disconnected from our Access Point.
◆ AccessPointProbeReqRecvedDelegate
using AccessPointProbeReqRecvedDelegate = Delegate<void(int rssi, MacAddress mac)> |
Delegate type for 'Access Point Probe Request Received' event.
- Parameters
-
rssi Signal strength mac
- Note
- Probe Requests are a low-level management frame which are used to determine information about our Access Point, such as which authentication modes are supported.
◆ StationAuthModeChangeDelegate
using StationAuthModeChangeDelegate = Delegate<void(WifiAuthMode oldMode, WifiAuthMode newMode)> |
Delegate type for 'station authorisation mode changed' event.
- Parameters
-
oldMode newMode
- Note
- This event arises when the AP to which the station is connected changes its authentication mode, e.g., from 'no auth' to WPA. Generally, the application event callback does not need to handle this.
◆ StationConnectDelegate
using StationConnectDelegate = Delegate<void(const String& ssid, MacAddress bssid, uint8_t channel)> |
Delegate type for 'station connected' event.
- Parameters
-
ssid bssid channel
- Note
- This event occurs when the station successfully connects to the target AP. Upon receiving this event, the DHCP client begins the process of getting an IP address.
◆ StationDisconnectDelegate
using StationDisconnectDelegate = Delegate<void(const String& ssid, MacAddress bssid, WifiDisconnectReason reason)> |
Delegate type for 'station disconnected' event.
- Parameters
-
ssid SSID from which we've disconnected bssid reason Why the connection was dropped
- Note
- This event can be generated in the following scenarios:
- When the station is already connected to the AP, and a manual disconnect or re-configuration is taking place. e.g.
WifiStation.disconnect()
- When
WifiStation.connect()
is called, but the Wi-Fi driver fails to set up a connection with the AP due to certain reasons, e.g. the scan fails to find the target AP, authentication times out, etc. If there are more than one AP with the same SSID, the disconnected event is raised after the station fails to connect all of the found APs. - When the Wi-Fi connection is disrupted because of specific reasons, e.g., the station continuously loses N beacons, the AP kicks off the station, the AP's authentication mode is changed, etc.
- When the station is already connected to the AP, and a manual disconnect or re-configuration is taking place. e.g.
◆ StationGotIPDelegate
using StationGotIPDelegate = Delegate<void(IpAddress ip, IpAddress netmask, IpAddress gateway)> |
Delegate type for 'station got IP address' event.
- Parameters
-
ip netmask gateway
- Note
- This event arises when the DHCP client successfully gets the IPV4 address from the DHCP server, or when the IPV4 address is changed. The IPV4 may be changed because of the following reasons:
- The DHCP client fails to renew/rebind the IPV4 address, and the station's IPV4 is reset to 0.
- The DHCP client rebinds to a different address.
- The static-configured IPV4 address is changed.
Enumeration Type Documentation
◆ WifiDisconnectReason
enum WifiDisconnectReason |
Reason codes for WiFi station disconnection.
- See also
- WIFI_DISCONNECT_REASON_CODES_MAP
Variable Documentation
◆ WifiEvents
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extern |
Global reference to architecture-specific implementation.