Tool/software:
In host mode, is it possible to modify the register directly to force USB to drop to full-speed?
Or can modified the driver to achieve full-speed?
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Tool/software:
In host mode, is it possible to modify the register directly to force USB to drop to full-speed?
Or can modified the driver to achieve full-speed?
Hello,
Which SDK are you using on AM62x?
Thanks,
Anshu
Hi Anshu,
We are using SDK 09.00.00.03
Are there any differences in this for different SDK?
Hi Stephen,
I meant to ask which operating system you are doing this with? Like Linux, RTOS, etc.
TI offers different SDKs for different operating systems: https://www.ti.com/product/AM625#software-development
Apologies for the confusion.
Thanks,
Anshu
Hi Anshu,
Got it. We are using PROCESSOR-SDK-LINUX-AM62X. In our board we use both two USB2.0 ports on AM623. In host mode, we want to use Full-Speed mode when connecting devices. Is this possible?
Hi Stephen,
No, it is not possible. The xHCI driver in Linux kernel doesn't provide an interface to limit the USB bus speed. The only solution is to use a USB full-speed hub.
Hi Bin,
Is it possible that not use xHCI driver, but use musb driver instead?
No, MUSB driver is for a different USB controller.
The USB controller used on AM62x only complies with xHCI Specification, so only the xHCI driver is applicable.