Hello,
I have been wrestling with getting the USB OTG device controller to make transactions. This particular implementation uses a custom OS from TFTP boot so the Linux drivers and such does not apply.
The situation is:
- set the ASYNCLISTADDR_0 to the dQH array and set the controller to run
- initial setup packet is received on dQH[0] for get device descriptor from host
- setup dTDs for data TX (descriptor data), data RX (read of 0 to complete the transaction)
- set the dTD next on dQH[0] and dQH[1]
- prime ENDPTPRIME_0
Looking in memory, it seems the controller is not processing the dTDs on dQH[0] and dQH[1]
The USB bus analyzer shows in this order:
- NAK for IN (device to host)
- get descriptor
- setup packet is ACK
- NAK for data phase
I have tried all the little tiny bits of the programming guide… it makes little sense. So my questions for NVIDIA support are:
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after the reset button is pressed and the TFTP boot… the registers seems to show a working OTG device controller, this has all been setup by boot ROM as discussed in the programming manual. Is this correct? If so, does this mean I do not need to program any of the PLL, UTMIP registers as stated in the manual? I have tried the items in the programming guideline… it makes no difference.
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why does the device controller NAK on endpoint 0 IN (device->host) when there are no transfers posted to qTDs?
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does NVIDIA have a working demo program to illustrate the setup necessary to get the USB OTG device controller working with valid transactions?
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where can I get support for this USB OTG controller?
Thank you very much for your time.
Henrizzle