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CP3SP33SMS/NOPB Datasheet(HTML) 148 Page - Texas Instruments |
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148 / 407 page ![]() UVCC +3.3V USB OTG Connector UGND DS341 D+ Ÿ D- Ÿ CP3SP33 1 2 3 4 5 VBUS IDPULLUP IDDIG DRVVBUS +3.3V +5V N Ÿ N Ÿ CP3SP33 SNOSCW5 – MAY 2013 www.ti.com Figure 21-3. USB On-The-Go Connector Interface For point-to-point communications, the device may also be required to power the VBUS to 5V as the A device of the connection (source of power and default host) or, as the B device (default peripheral), to be able to wake the A device by charging VBUS to 2V. A 100k Ω pulldown resistor on the DRVVBUS output is recommended to ensure that VBUS is not pulled high during reset. Whether the USB controller initially operates in Host mode or in Peripheral mode depends on whether it is being used in an A device or a B device, which in turn depends on whether the IDDIG input is low or high. When the USB controller is operating as an A device, it is initially configured to operate in Host mode. When operating as a B device, the USB controller is initially configured to operate in Peripheral mode. However, the HOSTREQ bit in the DEVCTL register can be used to request that a B device becomes the Host the next time there is no activity on the USB bus. The IDDIG input reflects the state of the ID pin of the device’s mini-AB receptacle, with IDDIG being low indicating an A plug and operation as an A device, and IDDIG being high indicating a B plug and operation as a B device. Information on whether the USB controller is acting as an A device or as a B device is indicated in the DEVCTL register, along with information about the level of VBUS relative to the high and low voltage thresholds used to signal Session Start and Session End. 21.3 USB Controller Register Set The USB controller common registers affect all endpoints. In addition, for each endpoint there is an endpoint-specific register bank. There is an indexed addressing mechanism for accessing the endpoint- specific register banks, and there are also non-indexed images of each register bank. Either the indexed or the non-indexed images may be used to access these registers. The INDEX register selects the register bank accessible in the image at FF 0810h. Table 21-2 lists the USB controller common registers, Table 21-3 lists the endpoint-specific registers in a bank, and Table 21-4 lists the register banks. Table 21-2. USB Common Interface Registers NAME ADDRESS DESCRIPTION FADDR FF 0800h Function Address Register POWER FF 0801h Power Management Register INTRTX FF 0802h Interrupt Register for Endpoint 0 and Tx Endpoints 1-3 INTRRX FF 0804h Interrupt Register for Rx Endpoints 1-3 148 USB Controller Copyright © 2013, Texas Instruments Incorporated Submit Documentation Feedback Product Folder Links :CP3SP33 |
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