Update doc in Gnss Hal v1.1
Bug: 74949950
Fixes: 74949950
Test: N/A
Change-Id: I863445417d785c0b346ec96383adfd2366dbd71b
diff --git a/gnss/1.1/IGnss.hal b/gnss/1.1/IGnss.hal
index 096f251..672f742 100644
--- a/gnss/1.1/IGnss.hal
+++ b/gnss/1.1/IGnss.hal
@@ -46,15 +46,17 @@
* @param minIntervalMs Represents the time between fixes in milliseconds.
* @param preferredAccuracyMeters Represents the requested fix accuracy in meters.
* @param preferredTimeMs Represents the requested time to first fix in milliseconds.
- * @param lowPowerMode When true, HAL must make strong tradeoffs to substantially restrict power
- * use. Specifically, in the case of a several second long minIntervalMs, the GNSS chipset
- * must not, on average, run power hungry operations like RF and signal searches for more
- * than one second per interval, and must make exactly one call to gnssSvStatusCb(), and
- * either zero or one call to GnssLocationCb() at each interval. When false, HAL must
- * operate in the nominal mode (similar to V1.0 where this flag wasn't present) and is
- * expected to make power and performance tradoffs such as duty-cycling when signal
- * conditions are good and more active searches to reacquire GNSS signals when no signals
- * are present.
+ * @param lowPowerMode When true, and IGnss.hal is the only client to the GNSS hardware, the
+ * GNSS hardware must make strong tradeoffs to substantially restrict power use.
+ * Specifically, in the case of a several second long minIntervalMs, the GNSS hardware must
+ * not, on average, run power hungry operations like RF and signal searches for more than
+ * one second per interval, and must make exactly one call to gnssSvStatusCb(), and either
+ * zero or one call to GnssLocationCb() at each interval. When false, HAL must operate in
+ * the nominal mode (similar to V1.0 where this flag wasn't present) and is expected to make
+ * power and performance tradoffs such as duty-cycling when signal conditions are good and
+ * more active searches to reacquire GNSS signals when no signals are present.
+ * When there are additional clients using the GNSS hardware other than IGnss.hal, the GNSS
+ * hardware may operate in a higher power mode, on behalf of those clients.
*
* @return success Returns true if successful.
*/