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<strong>Advanced</strong> <strong>Configuration</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Power</strong> <strong>Interface</strong> <strong>Specification</strong><br />

Return Value:<br />

None<br />

9.1.3 _BLT (Battery Level Threshold)<br />

This optional control method is used by OSPM to indicate to the platform the user’s preference for<br />

various battery level thresholds. This method allows platform battery indicators to be synchronized<br />

with OSPM provided battery notification levels. Note that if _BLT is implemented on a multibattery<br />

system, it is required that the power unit for all batteries must be the same. See Section 10.2<br />

for more details on battery levels.<br />

Arguments: (3)<br />

Arg0 – An Integer containing the preferred threshold for the battery warning level<br />

Arg1 – An Integer containing the preferred threshold for the battery low level<br />

Arg2 – An Integer containing the preferred threshold for the battery wake level<br />

Return Value:<br />

None<br />

Additional Information<br />

The battery warning level in the range 0x00000001 – 0x7FFFFFFF (in units of mWh or mAh,<br />

depending on the <strong>Power</strong> Units value) is the user’s preference for battery warning. If the level<br />

specified is less than the design capacity of warning, it may be ignored by the platform so that the<br />

platform can ensure a successful wake on low battery.<br />

The battery low level in the range 0x00000001 – 0x7FFFFFFF (in units of mWh or mAh, depending<br />

on the <strong>Power</strong> Units value) is the user’s preference for battery low. If this level is less than the design<br />

capacity of low, it may be ignored by the platform.<br />

The battery wake level in the range 0x00000001 – 0x7FFFFFFF (in units of mWh or mAh,<br />

depending on the <strong>Power</strong> Units value) is the user’s preference for battery wake. If this level is less<br />

than the platform’s current wake on low battery level, it may be ignored by the platform. If the<br />

platform does not support a configurable wake on low battery level, this may be ignored by the<br />

platform.<br />

9.2 Ambient Light Sensor Device<br />

The following section illustrates the operation <strong>and</strong> definition of the control method-based Ambient<br />

Light Sensor (ALS) device.<br />

The ambient light sensor device can optionally support power management objects (e.g. _PS0,<br />

_PS3) to allow the OS to manage the device’s power consumption.<br />

The Plug <strong>and</strong> Play ID of an ACPI control method ambient light sensor device is ACPI0008.<br />

Table 9-255 Control Method Ambient Light Sensor Device<br />

Object<br />

_ALI<br />

Description<br />

The current ambient light illuminance reading in lux (lumen per square meter). [Required]<br />

498 April, 2015 Version 6.0

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