Represents the hardware configuration of the device, including details about the CPU, memory, and other hardware components. This object contains the configuration and status of physical buttons present on the device. {{numentries}} This object represents an individual physical button of the device. The button is typically discovered automatically from the system (e.g., via DeviceTree). Name of the button. The system-defined label for the button, often referencing its DeviceTree label. The current operational status of the button. Indicates the state when the button is being held down. Indicates the default state when the button is not being pressed. Indicates that a necessary configuration value is undefined or invalid. The location of the button as the user looks at the front of the device in its typical orientation. Specifies the full path of the input device for the button. (Eg: ''file:///dev/input/event0'') Which MUST use the uri scheme file {{bibref|RFC8089|The file URI Scheme}}. {{numentries}} This object defines the conditions for interpreting physical button presses into specific button events, such as a short press, long press, or release. Enables or disables this {{object}} entry. The name of the TriggerCondition. The type of trigger condition, which determines when this {{object}} is activated. Indicates that this {{object}} will be activated when the button is pressed. Indicates that this {{object}} will be activated when the button is released if it was pressed for a duration between {{param|Min}} and {{param|Max}}. Indicates that this {{object}} will be activated when the button is pressed for a duration longer than {{param|Timeout}}. {{param}} and {{param|Max}} have to be set together. Both values MUST be expressed in {{units}}. If the button gets released between {{param}} and {{param|Max}}, this {{object}} is activated. This parameter will only be used when {{param|Type}} is set to {{enum|Released|Type}}. {{param|Min}} and {{param}} have to be set together. Both values MUST be expressed in {{units}}. If the button gets released between {{param|Min}} and {{param}}, this {{object}} is activated. This parameter will only be used when {{param|Type}} is set to {{enum|Released|Type}}. This value MUST be expressed in {{units}}. If the button gets pressed for longer than {{param}}, this {{object}} is activated. This parameter will only be used when {{param|Type}} is set to {{enum|LongPressed|Type}} This {{param}} indicates the activation status of the condition. It is set to {{true}} when this {{object}} is activated and will automatically reset to {{false}} after a duration defined by the {{param|ActiveTime}} parameter. This {{param}} specifies the duration for which the {{param|Active}} parameter will remain {{true}} after this {{object}} is activated, expressed in {{units}}. Simulate a button push event for this button. This has only effect when the {{param|Status}} is {{enum|Released|Status}} or {{enum|Error_Misconfigured|Status}}. Duration of the button press event, expressed in {{units}}. If this parameter is absent or set to '0', the button will be pressed indefinitely and will remain {{enum|Pressed|#.Status}} until the {{command|#.Release()}} is executed. If this parameter is present and set to a value greater than '0', the button will auto-switch to the {{enum|Released|#.Status}} state after the specified duration. Simulate a button release event for this button. This has only effect when the {{param|Status}} is {{enum|Pressed|Status}} or {{enum|Error_Misconfigured|Status}}. Duration of the button release event, expressed in {{units}}. If this parameter is absent or set to '0', the button will be released indefinitely and will remain {{enum|Released|#.Status}} until the {{command|#.Push()}} is executed. If this parameter is present and set to a value greater than '0', the button will auto-switch to the {{enum|Pressed|#.Status}} state after the specified duration. Custom event based on the button event that occurred. This event also contains the name and type of the {{object|##.TriggerCondition.{i}}}, the name of the {{object|###.Button.{i}}}, and the {{param|Interval}} time. Value of the {{param|##.TriggerCondition.{i}.Name}} Value of the {{param|###.Button.{i}.Name}} Value of the {{param|##.TriggerCondition.{i}.Type}} Interval time from the time the button is pressed until this {{object}} is activated, expressed in {{units}}. Represents the system's CPU configuration, providing details about each individual processor core, its capabilities, and its current operating state. {{numentries}} Represents a single CPU instance with configurable parameters related to its operational settings. Represents the CPU's Dynamic Voltage and Frequency Scaling (DVFS) configuration. DVFS allows the operating voltage and frequency of the CPU to be dynamically adjusted to optimize power consumption and performance based on workload demands. Enables or disables Dynamic Voltage and Frequency Scaling (DVFS) for this CPU. This parameter is only applicable if {{param|Supported}} is {{true}}. If {{param|Supported}} is {{false}} and this parameter is {{true}} the {{param|Status}} will be set to {{enum|Unsupported|Status}}. When this parameter is set to {{false}}, the {{param|Status}} will be set to {{enum|Disabled|Status}}. Indicates the status of Dynamic Voltage and Frequency Scaling (DVFS) for this CPU. Indicates that DVFS is disabled. Indicates that DVFS is enabled and supported by the CPU. Indicates that this CPU does not support DVFS, in which case {{param|Supported}} will be {{false}}. Indicates whether this CPU supports DVFS. The current operating frequency of the CPU in {{units}}. The minimum frequency that the CPU hardware is capable of operating at, in {{units}}. The maximum frequency that the CPU hardware is capable of operating at, in {{units}}. The minimum operating frequency allowed for the CPU in {{units}}. This value must be between {{param|MinFrequency}} and {{param|MaxFrequency}}, and part of the {{param|ScalingAvailableFrequencies}} list. This value must be less than {{param|ScalingMaxFrequency}}. The maximum operating frequency allowed for the CPU in {{units}}. This value must be between {{param|MinFrequency}} and {{param|MaxFrequency}}, and part of the {{param|ScalingAvailableFrequencies}} list. This value must be greater than {{param|ScalingMinFrequency}}. The available frequencies for CPU scaling in {{units}}. Indicates the CPU frequency governor to be used. A list of available CPU frequency governors for this CPU.