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# AlarmManager

Interface Principal de CallBack: `AlarmManager2`

Path: `com.lamy.peripheral.sdk.asi.AlarmManager2`

```java
// Construction method, single example

public static AlarmManager2 getInstance()

/**
* Alarm-in
*
* @param alarm type 1=External alarm 1 2=External alarm 2 3=Both 2-ch
simultaneously 0=Cancel alarm
* @return 0 means success, means failure, means Error Code
*/
public int writeAlarm(int alarm)

/**
* Add alarm listening
*
* @param listener listening added
* @return boolean whether added successfully
*/
public synchronized boolean addListener(OnAlarmListener2 listener)

/**
* Remove alarm listening
*
* @param listener removed listening
* @return boolean whether removed successfully
*/
public synchronized boolean removeListener(OnAlarmListener2 listener)

/**
* @Description: New device alarm monitoring callback, extended to 64 bit
*/
public interface OnAlarmListener2 {
long DEFAULT_VALUE = 1l;
/**
* Tampering Alarm
*/
long REMOVE_ALARM = DEFAULT_VALUE << 1;
/**
* Alarm when Door Closes
*/
long OUTDOOR_ALARM = DEFAULT_VALUE << 3;
/**
* Magnetic door alarm
*/
long MAG_DOOR_ALARM = DEFAULT_VALUE << 4;
/**
* External alarm 1
*/
long EXT_ALARM_1 = DEFAULT_VALUE << 8;
/**
* External alarm 2 or door opening alarm
*/
long EXT_ALARM_2 = DEFAULT_VALUE << 9;
/**
* External alarm 3
*/
long EXT_ALARM_3 = DEFAULT_VALUE << 34;
/**
* External alarm 4
*/
long EXT_ALARM_4 = DEFAULT_VALUE << 35;
/**
* External alarm 5
*/
long EXT_ALARM_5 = DEFAULT_VALUE << 36;
/**
* External alarm 6
*/
long EXT_ALARM_6 = DEFAULT_VALUE << 37;
/**
* External alarm 7
*/
long EXT_ALARM_7 = DEFAULT_VALUE << 38;
/**
* External alarm 8
*/
long EXT_ALARM_8 = DEFAULT_VALUE << 39;
/**
* External alarm 9
*/
long EXT_ALARM_9 = DEFAULT_VALUE << 40;
/**
* External alarm 10
*/
long EXT_ALARM_10 = DEFAULT_VALUE << 41;
/**
* External alarm 11
*/
long EXT_ALARM_11 = DEFAULT_VALUE << 42;
/**
* External alarm 12
*/
long EXT_ALARM_12 = DEFAULT_VALUE << 43;
/**
* External alarm 13
*/
long EXT_ALARM_13 = DEFAULT_VALUE << 44;
/**
* External alarm 14
*/
long EXT_ALARM_14 = DEFAULT_VALUE << 45;
/**
* @param alarm Alarm input
* Note: Bitwise operation (&) is required to determine whether an alarm
exists.
*/
void onAlarm(long alarm);
}
```

Interface Principal de AlarmeManager \[discarded]： `AlarmManager` (Deprecated ⚠️)

Path： `com.lamy.peripheral.sdk.asi.AlarmManager`

```java

// Construction method, single example
@Deprecated
public static AlarmManager getInstance()

/**
* Alarm-in
*
* @param alarm type 1=External alarm 1 2=External alarm 2 3=Both 2-ch
simultaneously 0=Cancel alarm
* @return 0 means success, means failure, means Error Code
*/
public int writeAlarm(int alarm)

/**
* Add alarm listening
*
* @param listener listening added
* @return boolean whether added successfully
*/
public synchronized boolean addListener(OnAlarmListener listener)

/**
* Remove alarm listening
*
* @param listener removed listening
* @return boolean whether removed successfully
*/
public synchronized boolean removeListener(OnAlarmListener listener)

@Deprecated
public interface OnAlarmListener {
/**
* Tampering Alarm
*/
int REMOVE_ALARM = 1 << 1;
/**
* Alarm when Door Closes
*/
int OUTDOOR_ALARM = 1 << 3;
/**
* Magnetic door alarm
*/
int MAG_DOOR_ALARM = 1 << 4;
/**
* External alarm 1
*/
int EXT_ALARM_1 = 1 << 8;
/**
* External alarm 2 or door opening alarm
*/
int EXT_ALARM_2 = 1 << 9;
/**
* @param alarm Alarm info
* Note: Bitwise operation (&) is required to determine whether an alarm
exists.
*/
void onAlarm(int alarm);

}

```


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