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** signals: DP (hub), DM (hub)
 
** signals: DP (hub), DM (hub)
  
'''Please note that, on request, USB1 port of DM8148 can be routed, replacing on-board hub'''. In this case USB1 and USB2 ports mentioned above are replaced by this port:
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'''On request USB1 port of DM8148 can be routed externally, replacing on-board hub'''. In this case USB1 and USB2 ports mentioned above are replaced by this port:
 
* USB1
 
* USB1
 
** internal connection: this port refers to USB1 interface integrated in DM8148 processor
 
** internal connection: this port refers to USB1 interface integrated in DM8148 processor

Revision as of 09:28, 23 July 2012

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Naon am387x-dm814x.png Applies to Naon
Dds vista tre quarti.png Applies to NaonEVB-Lite
Naon-evb-mid top.png Applies to NaonEVB-Mid

By default, Naon implements 3 USB interfaces:

  • USB0
    • internal connection: this port refers to USB0 interface integrated in DM8148 processor
    • speed: high
    • mode: OTG
    • signals: DP, DM, ID, VBUS, DRVVBUS
  • USB1
    • internal connection: this port refers to downport #1 of on-board hub; upstream port of hub is, in turn, connected to DM8148 USB1 port
    • speed: high
    • mode: host
    • signals: DP (hub), DM (hub)
  • USB2
    • internal connection: this port refers to downport #2 of on-board hub; upstream port of hub is, in turn, connected to DM8148 USB1 port
    • speed: high
    • mode: host
    • signals: DP (hub), DM (hub)


On request USB1 port of DM8148 can be routed externally, replacing on-board hub. In this case USB1 and USB2 ports mentioned above are replaced by this port:

  • USB1
    • internal connection: this port refers to USB1 interface integrated in DM8148 processor
    • speed: high
    • mode: host or device (mutually exclusive and selected by software)
    • signals: DP, DM, VBUS, DRVVBUS.