"use strict";
var import_Resource = require("#models/Resource.js");
/**
 * @license
 * Copyright 2022-2026 Matter.js Authors
 * SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
 */
import_Resource.Resource.add({
  tag: "datatype",
  name: "locationdesc",
  description: "Location Descriptor",
  xref: "core\xA77.19.2.49",
  details: "This data type shall be represented by the following structure:",
  children: [
    {
      tag: "field",
      name: "LocationName",
      xref: "core\xA77.19.2.49.1",
      details: 'This field shall indicate the name of the location. For example, "blue room".\nIf the location name is not user provided, the logic that generates it (clients, devices etc.) SHOULD utilize synthesized user-friendly, understandable, names for the location, rather than opaque values such as "private" or "2fe7c241-a50a-4863-896e-c5878da5ed68".'
    },
    {
      tag: "field",
      name: "FloorNumber",
      xref: "core\xA77.19.2.49.2",
      details: `This field shall indicate the level number. Negative values correspond to basement levels.
Value zero indicates this is the main floor, which typically includes the main entrance to the user's home. For a building with multiple levels, it is the client's responsibility to map each level to/from a FloorNumber tag value, using the level numbering convention of the region where the client operates. For example, if the client operates in Europe, building level 1, which is one level up from the street level, SHOULD be mapped to FloorNumber tag value 0x1. If the client operates in North America, building level 1, which is at street level, SHOULD be mapped to FloorNumber tag value 0x0.
A NULL value indicates that this information is not available.
When the clients present the level information for user selection, they SHOULD use the operating region to determine how to render and map this data. For example, if the client operates in North America it SHOULD present the user a list that includes entries labeled "basement", "first", "second", and internally mapped to floor numbers -1, 0, and 1. If operating in Europe, the client SHOULD present a list that includes entries labeled "basement", "ground", "first", internally mapped to floor numbers -1, 0, and 1.
The floor number information is expected to be mostly useful to the clients, rather than the devices, such as for grouping devices that are located on the same level. For example, an automation may be defined for all devices located at the basement level (floor number -1).
> [!NOTE]
> NOTE: Handling complex level situations, such as half levels (side split houses), or the levels from an apartment building, is up to the client and/or user.`
    },
    {
      tag: "field",
      name: "AreaType",
      xref: "core\xA77.19.2.49.3",
      details: "This field shall be the ID of an area semantic tag, located within the Common Area Namespace. For example, this tag may indicate that the location refers to a bedroom.\nIf this field is NULL, that indicates that the area type information is not available.\n> [!NOTE]\n> NOTE: This field only indicates the type of the area. Multiple areas of the same type, such as bedrooms, may exist in a user's home."
    }
  ]
});
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