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Tuner.h
class TAlternativeFrequency;
An alternative frequency is a frequency that broadcasts the same station as the currently tuned station, or a regional variant of it.
The referred frequency will have the identical PI code to the currently tuned station if it is not a regional variant. If it is a regional variant, the PI code will differ in bits 8 to 11 only; the other bits will be identical.
Defined in TAlternativeFrequency
:
TAlternativeFrequency()
, iBand
, iFrequency
, iRegionalVariant
inline TAlternativeFrequency(TFrequency aFrequency, CMMTunerUtility::TTunerBand aBand=CMMTunerUtility::ETunerBandFm, TBool
aRegionalVariant=EFalse);
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CMMTunerUtility::TTunerBand iBand;
The band in which the frequency falls. It will be one of the following:
ETunerBandFm, with frequencies in the range 87.5MHZ to 108MHz
ETunerBandLw, with frequencies in the range 153kHz - 279kHz
ETunerBandAm, with frequencies in the range 531kHz - 1602kHz. The tuner may or may not be capable of tuning to alternative frequencies outside of the FM band; you should query the tuners capabilities before attempting to retune.
TBool iRegionalVariant;
EFalse if the referred frequency carries the same station, or ETrue it it carries a regional variant of it.