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// windot11.h
typedef enum _DOT11_POWER_MODE {
dot11_power_mode_unknown = 0,
dot11_power_mode_active = 1,
dot11_power_mode_powersave = 2
} DOT11_POWER_MODE, *PDOT11_POWER_MODE;
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The DOT11_POWER_MODE enumeration defines a power management mode for the PHY on the 802.11 station.
dot11_power_mode_unknownSpecifies an undefined or uninitialized power mode.
dot11_power_mode_activeSpecifies an active power mode in which the PHY is always turned on.
dot11_power_mode_powersaveSpecifies a power-save mode in which the PHY is periodically turned off.
typedef enum _DOT11_POWER_MODE {
dot11_power_mode_unknown = 0,
dot11_power_mode_active = 1,
dot11_power_mode_powersave = 2
} DOT11_POWER_MODE, *PDOT11_POWER_MODE;
An 802.11 station advertises its power management mode through the Power Management subfield of the Frame Control field in the 802.11 MAC header of transmitted frames. For more information about the Power Management subfield, refer to Clause 8.2.4.1.7 of the IEEE 802.11-2012 standard.
OID_DOT11_ENUM_ASSOCIATION_INFO