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USB OTG Controller
USB Transceiver 3-Wire Bidirectional Signaling
Table 77. Signaling Between USB Controller and 3-Wire Bidirectional USB Transceiver
Using TXDAT/TXSE0 Signaling
Logical
OMAP5912
Signal Name
Pin Direction
OE
Output
TXDAT/
RCVDAT and
TXSE0/
RCVSE0
Output
Input
SPEED
Output
SUSPEND
Output
262
Universal Serial Bus (USB)
When a USB or USB OTG transceiver is connected to OMAP5912 and is used
in 3-wire bidirectional TXDAT/TXSE0 signaling mode, the signaling shown in
Table 77 is used.
Transceiver
Pin Direction
Input
Input
Output
Input
Input
OMAP5912 does not support 3-wire bidirectional signaling using VP/VM
signals.
Description
When low, USB transceiver drives D+ and D-.
When OE is low, OMAP5912 drives TXDAT and TXSE0
and the transceiver drives D+ and D- based on the values
of TXDAT and TXSE0.
OEn
TXDAT
TXSE0
0
0
0
1
0
X
1
OEn
D+
D-
1
0
0
0
1
1
0
1
1
Determines transceiver D+, D- output characteristics.
0 = Low speed
1 = Full speed
2
Transceivers with I
C interfaces can implement this
functionality as a control bit rather than a pin.
Controls transceiver powerdown modes.
0 = Active mode
1 = Low-power mode
2
Transceivers with I
C interfaces can implement this
functionality as a control bit rather than a pin.
D+
D-
0
1
1
0
0
0
RCVDAT
RCVSE0
0
1
0
0
1
0
Undefined
Undefined
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