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FUSB307BVMPX Datasheet(PDF) 18 Page - ON Semiconductor

Part # FUSB307BVMPX
Description  USB Type-C Port Controller with USB-PD
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USB−PD Rev 3.0 Features
Extended Data Messages
Extended Data Messages is only supported via Chunking
where large messages are broken into 2 or more 26 byte
chunks.
SinkTx
The USB−PD Rev 3.0 has added this feature to allow the
Sink to safely transmit a message reducing the risk of
collisions.
The Protocol layer in the Source will request to set the Rp
value to SinkTxOk to indicate that the Sink can initiate an
Atomic Message Sequence (AMS). The Protocol layer in the
Source will request to set the Rp value to SinkTxNG to
indicate that the Sink cannot initiate an AMS since the
Source is about to initiate an AMS.
The Sink TCPM that desires to transmit will write the TX
Buffers and SINK_TRANSMIT register. The FUSB307B
will wait for the Rp value to be set to SinkTxOk before
transmitting the message. If Rp is already set to SinkTxOk,
a SINK_TRANSMIT will transmit immediately.
In the case where the Sink TCPM wants to abort the
message transmission before the Rp value has changed to
SinkTxOk, it can write SINK_TRANSMIT.EN_SNK_TX
= 0b. If a transmission has already started, writing this
register will be ignored and a FAULTSTAT.I2C_ERR
interrupt will be generated.
If
TXBYTECNT
is
less
than
2h
when
a
SINK_TRANSMIT.TXSOP
<101
is
requested,
a
FAULTSTAT.I2CERR interrupt is generated.
The ALERTL.I_RXSTAT must be cleared when
SINK_TRANSMIT is written or an ALERTL.I_TX_DISC
is asserted.
Table 4. RP SETTINGS FOR SINK TX
Source Rp
Parameter
Description
Sink Operation
Source Operation
1.5 A @5 V
SinkTxNG
Sink Transmit
“No Go”
Sink cannot initiate an AMS.
Sink can only respond to
Messages as part of an AMS
Source can initiate an AMS
tSinkTx after setting Rp to this
value (Note 5)
3.0 A @5 V
SinkTxOk
Sink Transmit “OK”
Sink can initiate an AMS
Source cannot initiate an AMS
while this value is set
5. The TCPM is responsible for tSinkTx timer.
Fast Role Swap
Fast Role Swap is the process of exchanging the Source
and Sink roles between Port Partners rapidly due to the
disconnection of an external power supply.
The Fast Role Swap process is intended for use by a
PDUSB HUB that presently has an external wall supply, and
is providing power both through its downstream Ports to
USB Devices and upstream to a USB Host such as a
notebook. On removal of the external wall supply Fast Role
Swap enables a VBUS supply to be maintained by allowing
the USB Host to apply vSafe5V after having detected Fast
Role Swap signaling.
The initial Source will signal a Fast Role Swap request by
driving CC to ground with a resistance of less than
rFRSwapTx for tFRSwapTx. The initial Source shall only
signal a Fast Role Swap when it has an Explicit Contract. On
transmission of the Fast Role Swap signal any pending
Messages will be Discarded by internally toggling
PD_RESET. The Fast Role Swap signal may override any
active transmissions. Since the initial Sink’s response to the
Fast Role Swap signal is to send a FR_Swap Message, the
initial Source shall ensure Rp is set to SinkTxOk once the
Fast Role Swap signal is complete.
The flow diagram in Figure 17 demonstrates the HUB and
Host function during the initial Fast Role Swap process. The
AMS and Power Role swap necessary to complete the Fast
Role Swap is performed by the respective TCPMs.



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