Summary

This project provides an API for Universal Windows Platform projects to access a siren of shame device.

Project Structure

The Visual Studio solution consists of three components:

• SirenOfShameUwpDeviceApi - the API for accessing a siren
• SirenOfShame.HardwareTestGui - a sample project
• \Build - the Nuget spec and packages

Getting Started

To create your own custom siren of shame device software:

1. In Visual Studio Create new Universal Windows Platform project

2. In Nuget Package Manager:

   Install-Package SirenOfShame.Device

3. Add the following to the Package.appxmanifest:

   <Capabilities>
     <DeviceCapability Name="humaninterfacedevice">
       <Device Id="vidpid:16D0 0646">
         <Function Type="usage:FF9C 0001"/>
       </Device>
     </DeviceCapability>
   </Capabilities>

4. Instantiate a SirenOfShameDevice, subscribe to Connected, try turning on the led's like this:

public MainPage() {
  _sirenOfShameDevice = new SirenOfShameDevice();
  _sirenOfShameDevice.StartWatching();
  _sirenOfShameDevice.Connected += SirenOfShameDeviceOnConnected;
}

private async void SirenOfShameDeviceOnConnected(object sender, EventArgs eventArgs) {
  var manualControlData = new ManualControlData
  {
      Led0 = (byte)255,
      Led1 = (byte)255,
      Led2 = (byte)255,
      Led3 = (byte)255,
      Led4 = (byte)255,
      Siren = false
  };
  await _sirenOfShameDevice.ManualControl(manualControlData);
}

public void Dispose()
{
    _sirenOfShameDevice.Dispose();
}

5. For more details on how to use the API check out the SirenOfShame.HardwareTestGui project