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| AppID

| [[NS_and_APT_Services#AppIDs|AppID]]

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| Parameter buffer size, max size is 0x1000.

| Parameter Size (max is 0x1000)

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The following is located 0x100-bytes after the beginning of the above command buffer:

The following is located 0x100-bytes after the beginning of the above command buffer:

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| <nowiki>(Size<<14) | 2</nowiki>

| <nowiki>(Parameter Size << 14) | 2</nowiki>

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| Output parameter buffer ptr

| void*, Parameter Output

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| Sender AppID

| Sender [[NS_and_APT_Services#AppIDs|AppID]]

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| Command

| [[NS_and_APT_Services#Command|Command]]

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| 4

| Actual parameter buffer size, this is <= to the the input size.

| Actual Parameter Size

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| 5

| Value 0x0

| 0x0

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| 6

| Handle from the source process which set the parameters, this handle is likely used for shared memory(this can be 0x0).

| Handle Parameter

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=Description=

=Description=

This is exactly the same as [[APT:ReceiveParameter]](except for the word value prior to the output handle), except this will not clear the flag(except when responseword[3]==8 || responseword[3]==9) in NS state. Thus, the parameter data can still be loaded via [[APT:ReceiveParameter]]/APT:GlanceParameter after using this command, except when responseword[3] is the above values.

This is exactly the same as [[APT:ReceiveParameter]] (except for the word value prior to the output handle), except this will not clear the flag (except when responseword[3] == 8 || responseword[3] == 9) in NS state. Thus, the parameter data can still be loaded via [[APT:ReceiveParameter]]/[[APT:GlanceParameter]] after using this command, except when responseword[3] is one of the above values.