LPCXpresso54608 USB host

belmontbob59 — Tue, 10 Jul 2018 19:05:04 GMT

Hello,

I am using 'usb_keyboard2mouse' and I am trying to understand how the full speed host (USB0) is being configured.

The example configures USB0 as a host controller.

The specs (Chapter 38.6.1 Pin Description) defines USB0_VBUS as "device only function" . I interpret this as “USB0_VBUS” should not be configured (the table does not even define this as an Output)". So I am confused at the source code in the example. I have the following 2 questions:

why is the function pin_mux.c::BOARD_InitPins() configuring USB0_VBUS since it should only be configured when using USB0 in device mode and the program actually configures USB0 as a host controller?
what is the purpose of configuring PIO4_9 (main.c) as GPIO output ? I don’t find any references to PI04_9 in the dev board manual. The comment refers to VBUS and I am trying to understand how it relates to USB0_VBUS.

Thank you

Re: LPCXpresso54608 USB host

jeremyzhou — Wed, 11 Jul 2018 07:44:29 GMT

Hi Ben，
Thank you for your interest in NXP Semiconductor products and for the opportunity to serve you.
1)why is the function pin_mux.c::BOARD_InitPins() configuring USB0_VBUS since it should only be configured when using USB0 in device mode and the program actually configures USB0 as a host controller?
-- Thanks for your reporting, I'll contact to SDK team for checking it.
2) what is the purpose of configuring PIO4_9 (main.c) as GPIO output ? I don’t find any references to PI04_9 in the dev board manual. The comment refers to VBUS and I am trying to understand how it relates to USB0_VBUS.
-- The PIO4_9 is nothing with the USB0_VBUS pin, you can figure it out when reviewing the SCH of LPCXpresso54608 board.

Fig 1

Hope it helps.
Have a great day,
TIC

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