Name 

Description 

 

Abort 

Aborts immediately any transfers in progress that are using the specified ServiceHandle  

 

Close 

Closes a service connection, using a ServiceHandle.  

 

Command 

Issue a smartpen command.  

 

DataCommand 

Sends commands to the smartpen regarding data of the package specified.
If the package is an AFD, use the "retire" or "deletestrokes" command in your command string. For "deletestrokes", the additional 

 

DataDeleteStrokes 

Deletes strokes from a specific package. Actually, it calls the DataCommand with a command parameter such as: "deletestrokes?copy=1234?page=1234"  

 

DataGet 

Gets data from the specified package and transfers it to the desktop computer in the specified file. You also specify an RTC time indicating a starting point-that is, the earliest data you wish to retrieve. All data created after this time will be returned.
You can retrieve the current RTC time from the smartpen by calling RtcTime or UserTimeGet on the Smartpen object. in order to perform incremental data transfers, you will need to save the current RTC time when you call DataGet method. Then you can use that value the next time you call DataGet.
The progress callback function... more 

 

DataRetire 

Retires session data created by Paper Replay. Call this method to delete Paper Replay data (recordings, not strokes) associated with a notebook.  

 

DebugList 

Every time the smartpen is started, the last debug ram is written to the debug ram list. Thus, each debug ram only has information for one smartpen power cycle. Depending on the smartpen model and version, there will be between 4 and 16 debug rams in the debug ram list. As new debug rams are added to the list, the oldest ones are lost. The debug ram list can be retrieved into a file or written to the console using this method. If the debugFile parameter is non-null, then it designates the pathname of the file to which the debug... more 

 

DebugRam 

The smartpen keeps a cyclic store of information that may be used to debug problems or monitor pen operation. This is called the debug ram and can hold 65536 bytes of information. As new messages are written, the oldest messages are lost. Packages or pen firmware may write to the debug ram. The debug ram can be retrieved into a file or written to the console via this method. If the fileName parameter is non null, then it designates the pathname of the file into which to write the debug ram; otherwise, the debug ram is written to the system... more 

 

ListSessions 

Lists available sessions  

 

Lock 

Acquite exclusive lock on the pen. This will prevent any other application from using the pen until the unlock is called.  

 

MasterReset 

Performs a factory reset on the pen. It will remove all penlets, paper products as well as all of package data.  

 

Open 

Allocates a new ServiceHandle to open and keep open a smartpen connection that can be re-used. When you are done with the connection, you must call Smartpen.Close to close the connection and de-allocate the service handle.  

 

PropertyDelete 

Deletes the specified smartpen property.  

 

PropertyGet 

Gets the property, fills the buf buffer up to the bufSize specified and returns the actual size of the pen property in actualSize.  

 

PropertySet 

Sets a customizable smartpen-specific property into the NVRAM of the smartpen.  

 

RemoveUserData 

Restores the pen to factory defaults by removing all strokes, sessions, and package application data (but not un-installed penlets). It also resets all writable pen properties (NVRAM settings).  

 

RtcTime 

Gets the absolute (RTC) time from the pen. It is number of milliseconds elapsed since the smartpen was manufactured.  

 

Smartpen 

Initializes a new instance of the Smartpen class.  

 

State 

Gets the smartpen state code and, optionally, text explaining the code  

 

ToString 

Convert the current object to a string  

 

UnLock 

Release exclusive lock on the pen.  

 

UserTimeGet 

Gets the user time from the smartpen as milliseconds since Jan. 1, 1970 (UTC). It can be changed programmatically, as well as by the smartpen user. One overloaded version of this method passes back the current RTC time.  

 

UserTimeSet 

Sets the user clock on the smartpen. The user time offset (userTime) is the number of milliseconds since 1/1/1970 (UTC). The rtcTime parameter is used to calculate an additional offset to take into account the time between calling the RtcTime() function and calling this function.  

 

WeddingRingGet 

Get the wedding ring pen property.  

 

WeddingRingSet 

Sets the wedding ring property.  

 

Name 

Description 

 

ChangeList 

Gets the SmartpenChangeListobject for this smartpen  

 

Hardware 

Gets the SmartpenHardware object for this smartpen  

 

Packages 

Gets the SmartpenPackages object for this smartpen  

 

PenHandle 

Property to get or set the smartpen handle (See PenHandle.) Setting the PenHandle allocates new hardware, package, and changelist objects for the new handle.  

 

PenID 

Gets the unique smartpen identifier for this smartpen. It is a 64-bit number. See PenAPI.PenId  

 

PenSerial 

Gets the pen serial for this smartpen. It is the Pen ID in string format. See PenAPI.PenId  

 

PenType 

Gets the PenTypeInfo object for the smartpen, consisting of major type and minor type. For available constants, see PenAPI.PenTypeTypes.  

 

PenTypeText 

Gets the PenTypeInfo as a string. For available constants, see PenAPI.PenTypeTypes  

 

Tag 

User property tag, which can be employed for any purpose.