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LPC4370 high speed USB isochronous transfer

Question asked by HC Hew on May 13, 2017
Latest reply on Jun 6, 2017 by HC Hew

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Hi,

Has anyone successfully do a high speed USB isochronous transfer on the LPC4370 ? I have tested the AudioInputDevice example which works in full speed. However when set to high speed, it does not work. Have been trying a few days to figure out why but to no avail. Enumeration in high speed is successful and Windows XP detected it as a audio device. However, when recording is done on the audio device, no data is returned. The associated isochronous endpoint is primed but no transfer complete interrupt is generated.

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Hew

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soledad Jun 5, 2017 2:37 PM
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Hi,
Could you please mention the board and the example you are using?

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Soledad
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- HC Hew @ soledad on Jun 6, 2017 6:13 AM
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  Hi,
  
  I am using the LPC Link 2 board with LPC4370. The example is from AudioInputDevice example in nxpUSBlib v0.98
  nxpUSBlib v0.98 | www.LPCware.com
  
  The example code has been modified to let it run in high speed mode with appropriate transfer queue head ,transfer descriptor and USB descriptor. I have moved to Ubuntu 14.04.2 for testing. Still can't get it to work in Windows.
  
  In Linux, looks like it is possible to go up to 650 bytes x 3 ISO transfer per microframe (15.6 Mbytes/s) on my J1900 Biostar motherboard through the internal Genesys Logic hub. The successful isochronous transfer is done using arecord and is monitored using tcpdump+usbmon.
  
  However, I am still unable to get it to transfer at max rate of 1024 bytes x 3 per microframe. It starts failing for transfer rate higher than about 15.6 Mbyte/s. The LPC side keeps getting transaction/fulfillment error. PC side is not getting any data for USB ISO IN request. This could be due to PC side issues and not the LPC MCU. Unfortunately, I do not have a high speed USB hardware analyzer to see what is going on through the USB cable.
  
  Thanks.
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