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addReadonly
addReadonly
addReadonly
blockReadonly
disable: Command<void, void, any>The purpose of this command is to turn off the Content Control feature on a media device.
On receipt of the Disable command, the media device shall set the Enabled attribute to FALSE.
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enable: Command<void, void, any>The purpose of this command is to turn on the Content Control feature on a media device.
Upon receipt of the Enable command, the media device shall set the Enabled attribute to TRUE.
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removeReadonly
removeReadonly
removeReadonly
resetReadonly
setReadonly
setReadonly
setReadonly
setReadonly
unblockReadonly
updateReadonly
blockBlockApplications
Supports managing a set of applications that are prohibited.
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blockBlockChannels
Supports managing a set of channels that are prohibited.
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blockBlockContentTimeWindow
Supports managing content controls based upon setting time window in which all contents and applications SHALL be blocked.
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blockBlockUnrated
Supports managing content controls for unrated content.
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onOnDemandContentRating
Supports managing content controls based upon rating threshold for on demand content.
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pinPinManagement
Supports managing a PIN code which is used for restricting access to configuration of this feature.
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scheduledScheduledContentRating
Supports managing content controls based upon rating threshold for scheduled content.
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screenScreenTime
Supports managing screen time limits.
Modify elements using ElementModifier.alter.
Modify elements using ElementModifier.enable.
Modify elements using ElementModifier.set.
Select features using ClusterComposer.compose.
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This cluster supports all ContentControl features. It may support illegal feature combinations.
If you use this cluster you must manually specify which features are active and ensure the set of active features is legal per the Matter specification.