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  Project:  TwlSDK - wireless_shared - demos - wh
  File:     wh_config.h

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  $Date:: 2008-10-20#$
  $Rev: 9005 $
  $Author: okubata_ryoma $
 *---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

#ifndef _DEFAULT_WH_CONFIG_H__
#define _DEFAULT_WH_CONFIG_H__


// DMA number used for wireless communications
#define WH_DMA_NO                 2

// Maximum number of children (this number does not include the parent)
#define WH_CHILD_MAX              15

// Maximum size of data that can be shared
#define WH_DS_DATA_SIZE           12

// Maximum data size that can be sent via MP communications
#define WH_MP_DATA_SIZE           16

// Maximum size of data sent in one transmission.
// If you are performing normal communication in addition to data sharing, increase this value only by the amount that those normal communications use.
// You must then add enough for the additional headers and footers that accompany multi-packet transmissions.
// 
// For more details, see docs/TechnicalNotes/WirelessManager.doc.
// GUIDELINE: Guideline compliance point (6.3.2)
// We recommend a value of 5600 microseconds or less for the time required by a single MP transmission, as calculated in the Function Reference Manual under Wireless Manager (WM) > Figures and Information > Wireless communication time calculation sheet.
// 
#define WH_PARENT_MAX_SIZE      (WH_MP_DATA_SIZE * (1 + WH_CHILD_MAX))
#define WH_CHILD_MAX_SIZE       (WH_MP_DATA_SIZE)

// Upper limit on the number of MP communications for one picture frame
// When multiple protocols are used in parallel (such as data sharing and block transfer), this value must be set greater than 1 (or to 0, specifying no limit).
//  
// Without that, the only protocol that will be allowed to run MP communication will be the one with the highest priority.
//  
#define WH_MP_FREQUENCY           1

// Port to use for normal MP communication
#define WH_DATA_PORT              14

// Priority to use for normal MP communication
#define WH_DATA_PRIO              WM_PRIORITY_NORMAL

// Port to use for data sharing
#define WH_DS_PORT                13



#endif // _DEFAULT_WH_CONFIG_H__