sdc_hci_cmd_le_cs_set_security_requirements()

uint8_t sdc_hci_cmd_le_cs_set_security_requirements	(	const sdc_hci_cmd_le_cs_set_security_requirements_t *	p_params,
		sdc_hci_cmd_le_cs_set_security_requirements_return_t *	p_return )

#include <softdevice_controller/include/sdc_hci_cmd_le.h>

LE CS Set Security Requirements.

The description below is extracted from Core_v6.3, Vol 4, Part E, Section 7.8.157

The HCI_LE_CS_Set_Security_Requirements command is used by a Host to set the Channel Sounding security requirements that the Controller shall enforce on the connection specified by the Connection_Handle parameter. Until the Host sets the Channel Sounding security requirements for a connection (using this command or the HCI_LE_Set_CS_Set_Default_Security_Requirements command (see Section 7.8.158) prior to connection creation), the Controller need not enforce any Channel Sounding security requirements on that connection.

The CS_Security_Requirements parameter indicates the Channel Sounding security requirements.

Errors:

See Section 4.5.2 for a list of error types and descriptions.

Type     Condition                                                     Error code
MC       Connection_Handle does not exist, or the Connection_Han-      Unknown Connection
Identifier
         dle is not for an ACL.                                        (0x02)
MC       The Channel Sounding (Host Support) feature bit is not set.   Command Disallowed (0x0C)
MC       The CS_Security_Requirements parameter is used to en-         Unsupported Feature or
Param-
         force a security requirement that the Controller does not     eter Value (0x11)
         support.
MC       One or more CS procedures have been enabled.                  Command Disallowed (0x0C)

Event(s) generated (unless masked away):

When the HCI_LE_CS_Set_Security_Requirements command has completed, an HCI_Command_Complete event shall be generated.

Parameters

[in]	p_params	Input parameters.
[out]	p_return	Extra return parameters.

Return values

0	if success.

Returns

Returns value between 0x01-0xFF in case of error. See Vol 2, Part D, Error for a list of error codes and descriptions.