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# ConnectionInfo

Create an instance of the `ConnectionInfo` using `IDevice.getConnectionInfo()`. Then use the function calls described in this chapter.

## getAddress

This function returns address of the device.

```java
String ConnectionInfo.getAddress();
```

**Return Value:**

Returns the address of the device.

## getConnectionType

This function returns the type of connection Interface for the device.

```java
ConnectionType ConnectionInfo.getConnectionType();
```

**Return Value:**

Returns the `ConnectionType`.

## getDeviceType

This function returns the type for the device.

```java
DeviceType ConnectionInfo.getDeviceType();
```

**Return Value:**

Returns the `DeviceFeature`.

This enum refers to a featured supported by the device.

| Enum              | Description                   |
| ----------------- | ----------------------------- |
| None              | No feature.                   |
| SignatureCapture  | Supports signature capture    |
| PINEntry          | Supports PIN entry            |
| PANEntry          | Supports PAN entry            |
| ShowBarCode       | Supports display of a barcode |
| ScanBarCode       | Supports scanning a barcode   |
| DisplayMessage    | Supports display of messages  |
| Buzzer            | Has a buzzer                  |
| CardEmulation     | Supports NFC card emulation   |
| PersonalInfoEntry | Supports personal info entry  |


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