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    From: info@s...<info@s...>
    Date: Wed Nov 17 11:59:38 CET 2004
    Subject: [usb] Enumeration...
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    hello,

    now i got the USB1.1 function core working with the SMSC GT3200 PHY
    chip. (little changings in usb1_utmi_if.v and usb_pa.v, because the tx-
    ready signals have different length)

    but windows dont accepts the enumeration :-(

    it asks for 64Byte device-descriptor, but since this is only 18Byte long, i
    am sending these 18 bytes (the original usb1_ctrl.v does so)
    after PC had recieved these 18 bytes it sends again an IN-Token, to
    wich the fpga replies with Zero-length-packet.

    a lot of miliseconds later the PC sets an USB-RESET and asks again for
    64 byte device-descriptor...
    this repeats 3 times.. then it stops...

    what do i have to do?
    sending these 18 bytes only in packets a 8 byte?
    sending 64 bytes? wich bytes?

    or could it be, that my device-descriptor is wrong?

    7'h00: dout <= #1 8'd18; // this descriptor length
    7'h01: dout <= #1 8'h01; // descriptor type
    7'h02: dout <= #1 8'h10; // USB version low byte
    7'h03: dout <= #1 8'h01; // USB version high byte
    7'h04: dout <= #1 8'hff; // device class
    7'h05: dout <= #1 8'hff; // device sub class
    7'h06: dout <= #1 8'hff; // device protocol
    7'h07: dout <= #1 8'd64; // max packet size
    7'h08: dout <= #1 8'h34; // vendor ID low byte
    7'h09: dout <= #1 8'h12; // vendor ID high byte
    7'h0a: dout <= #1 8'h78; // product ID low byte
    7'h0b: dout <= #1 8'h56; // product ID high byte
    7'h0c: dout <= #1 8'h10; // device rel. number low byte
    7'h0d: dout <= #1 8'h00; // device rel. number high byte
    7'h0e: dout <= #1 8'h00; // Manufacturer String Index
    7'h0f: dout <= #1 8'h00; // Product Descr. String Index
    7'h10: dout <= #1 8'h00; // S/N String Index
    7'h11: dout <= #1 8'h01; // Number of possible config.

    thank you very much!
    best regards
    Suheel

     
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