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    From: dmakwana@s...<dmakwana@s...>
    Date: Thu May 27 12:00:03 CEST 2004
    Subject: [usb] Ask a help on
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    Dear Mr. NI haiqiao,

    Yes, you are true, even I have found the same thing during hardware
    testing of the USB2.0 IP.

    The only solution to this is just to hardcode the usb_vbus_pad_i signal
    to "0".

    Currently I am in stage of testing the core and I was suceessfully
    passed the Speed Negotiation phase and the host perfectly responded
    for High Speed device with Chirp KJKJKJ sequence, and after that I am
    also geting SOF command in high speed mode, but them some thing
    happens to the core and I am not getting SETUP command for "Get
    Descriptor".

    Please help me if have passed the Enumeration pahse for USB2.0 IP.

    Thanks & Regards

    Deepak Makwana
    dmakwana@s...




    ----- Original Message -----
    From: nihq@r...
    To: usb@o...
    Date: Sun, 12 Jan 2003 04:52:08 -0100
    Subject: [usb] Ask a help on

    >
    >
    > Dear expert:
    >
    > I cannot understand How the usb_vbus_pad_i (Vcc of USB
    > connector) of UTMI interface effect the attached flag.
    >
    > I look look through the usbf_utmi_ls.v and find that if Vcc (
    > here is usb_vbus) is always logic "1", then the the machine state
    > is
    > always in powon or reset state.
    >
    > always @(posedge clk or negedge rst)
    > if(!rst) state <= #1 POR;
    > else
    > if(usb_vbus) state <= #1 POR;
    > else state <= #1 next_state;
    >
    > But you know the usb_vbus (Vcc) is always logic "1" when the
    > usb connector is powered. Then the usb_core will never work to
    > the useful state.
    > Could any expert give me a hint?
    >
    > Thank Vikas T Rao for your previous answer!
    >
    > best regards
    > NI haiqiao
    >

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