USB host doesn't work at High Speed in i.MX25

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USB host doesn't work at High Speed in i.MX25

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fmvalero
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Hi,

I'm working in custom board based on i.MX25 PDK. I have a USB 2.0 hub (USB2512B) attached to USBPHY2 (USB Host), and I don't get it to work at High Speed (the hub is detected as a Full Speed device). The USB OTG, however, is working at HS without problem. I was told that USBPHY2 is a serial PHY that can only work at Full Speed. Can anyone confirm that it is true? I haven't found official information about this.

Otherwise, what would I have to do to have it working at High Speed? Is there something in the kernel I have to modify? I have tried kernel 2.6.31 and 3.2.60, in both cases the result is the same (full speed).

Thanks,

Fernando.

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igorpadykov
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Hi Fernando.

yes, i.MX25 has High speed USB Host with internal FS PHY,

if using internal PHY it is working only as Full Speed.

For High Speed one needs to use external ulpi phy transceiver

(from i.MX25 side this is signals : USBH2_STP, USBH2_NXT, USBH2_DATA[n]...).

Best regards

igor

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igorpadykov
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Hi Fernando.

yes, i.MX25 has High speed USB Host with internal FS PHY,

if using internal PHY it is working only as Full Speed.

For High Speed one needs to use external ulpi phy transceiver

(from i.MX25 side this is signals : USBH2_STP, USBH2_NXT, USBH2_DATA[n]...).

Best regards

igor

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fmvalero
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OK. Thank you for your answer.

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