Difference between revisions of "DESK-MX8M-L/Peripherals/USB-C"
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In Linux you can use this port for data transfer. | In Linux you can use this port for data transfer. | ||
| − | For more information, refer to the example in | + | For more information, refer to the example in [DESK-MX8M-L/Pheripherals/USB1_OTG USB1_OTG]. |
The connector that is inserted in this port works in both verses. | The connector that is inserted in this port works in both verses. | ||
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Peripheral USB-C[edit | edit source]
SBC ORCA[edit | edit source]
In SBC Orca two USB-C ports were mounted, that is:
- USB-C 1
- USB-C 2
USB-C 1[edit | edit source]
The USB-C 1 port is used to power-supply the board and for the transfer of data by Downstream-Facing Port (DFP) mode.
In U-Boot you can use this port only to power-supply the board and not for data transfer.
In Linux you can use this port for data transfer.
For more information, refer to the example in [DESK-MX8M-L/Pheripherals/USB1_OTG USB1_OTG].
The connector that is inserted in this port works in both verses.
USB-C 2[edit | edit source]
The USB-C 2 port is used for data transfer.
In U-Boot you can use this port to transmit data with an external device and to use the UUU functionality of NXP.
In Linux you can use the dual-role data mode (DRD).
For more information, refer to the example in X.
The connector that is inserted in this port works in both verses.
