Cypress USB教程第4讲.pptVIP

Lecture 4 Agenda Last lecture we learned Enumeration requests This lecture we look at operating requests Configuring the enumerated device Example of a composite device A USB Telephone-Modem-Teleconferencing camera CATC Demo Hands-on: Using the EZ-USB Vectored Interrupt System Sample USB Device Structure USB Requests Operating Requests:Configure the Device Compound and Composite Devices Composite Device Multiple interfaces, independently controlled Each interface can have a different driver Compound Device Collection of separate functions, each with a USB address, connected to an internal hub Example: Keyboard Trackball in same package A USB Combo Telephone Telephone Teleconferencing Camera Data Modem A Composite device Device Reports All Possibilities Telephone Stream Video Transfer Data Transfer Data (Higher Quality Audio) CATC Demo Computer Access Technology Corp. Early provider of USB bus monitors Several models: Detective Inspector Chief Advisor (USB 2.0) “CATC Trace” used widely in the industry Free CATC trace viewer on web site USB analyzer reveals what’s really on the bus USB Bus Analyzers also available from Catalyst and Perisoft Hands-onUsing the EZ-USBVectored interrupt system Why Use Interrupts? The examples we’ve done so far poll an endpoint ‘done’ bit to test for: Empty IN buffer or Full OUT buffer Real-world designs have better things to do than polling ‘done’ bits USB interrupt requests occur: When an IN has been successfully sent and ACK’d by the host When OUT data has been successfully received and ACK’d by the device Interrupt Vectors The 8051 has a mechanism to directly jump (vector) to the requesting interrupt source EZ-USB expands on this idea to automatically vector to individual USB interrupt service routines Endpoint indexed Saves checking bits to determine which endpoint requires service 8051 Interrupts Example: 8051 INT1 ISR There are 21 different USB interrupts 8 BULK IN EP interrupts (EP0IN – EP7IN) 8 BULK IN EP interrupts (EP0