◆ MPSL_TIMESLOT_SIGNAL

#include <mpsl/include/mpsl_timeslot.h>

The timeslot signal types.

Enumerator
MPSL_TIMESLOT_SIGNAL_START	This signal indicates the start of the timeslot. The signal will be executed in the same context as MPSL_IRQ_TIMER0_Handler.
MPSL_TIMESLOT_SIGNAL_TIMER0	This signal indicates the TIMER0 interrupt. The signal will be executed in the same context as MPSL_IRQ_TIMER0_Handler.
MPSL_TIMESLOT_SIGNAL_RADIO	This signal indicates the RADIO interrupt. The signal will be executed in the same context as MPSL_IRQ_RADIO_Handler.
MPSL_TIMESLOT_SIGNAL_EXTEND_FAILED	This signal indicates extend action failed. The signal will be executed in the same context as the previous signal.
MPSL_TIMESLOT_SIGNAL_EXTEND_SUCCEEDED	This signal indicates extend action succeeded. The signal will be executed in the same context as the previous signal.
MPSL_TIMESLOT_SIGNAL_BLOCKED	The previous request was blocked. The signal will be executed in the same context as mpsl_low_priority_process.
MPSL_TIMESLOT_SIGNAL_CANCELLED	The previous request was cancelled. The signal will be executed in the same context as mpsl_low_priority_process.
MPSL_TIMESLOT_SIGNAL_SESSION_IDLE	The timeslot session has no more pending requests. The signal will be executed in the same context as mpsl_low_priority_process.
MPSL_TIMESLOT_SIGNAL_INVALID_RETURN	The previous timeslot callback return value was invalid. The signal will be executed in the same context as the previous signal which had an invalid return value. The application should avoid to continuously provide invalid return values. Doing so, will lead to an infinite loop.
MPSL_TIMESLOT_SIGNAL_SESSION_CLOSED	The session has been closed.
MPSL_TIMESLOT_SIGNAL_OVERSTAYED	The timeslot event was closed too late. An assert will be triggered after the processing of this signal completes.