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    From: Neelabh Singh<neelabh@c...>
    Date: Mon Nov 22 08:27:09 CET 2004
    Subject: [usb] Device Connect detection
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    Hi,

    The UTMI interface is intended for USB2.0 peripherals only and
    not the device/host controllers.
    For details refer to http://www.usb.org/developers/onthego/
    and search for ULPI/UTMI+

    Regards,
    Neelabh

    In UTMI specs the timing

    kingfischer@r... wrote:

    >Hi,
    >
    >I am designing a USB 2.0 Device Controller with a UTMI interface,
    >assuming that I will be purchasing a PHY Chip which is UTMI compliant.
    >
    >My question is about how the device knows if it is connected to the USB
    >hub/port. The answer I presume is that the device checks the V+ line
    >and if powered assumes that it is connected.
    >
    >In my case my device controller connects via the UTMI interface to the
    >PHY....unfortunately there is no signal comming out of the PHY which
    >signals a device connect or a power up. ( absence of ..say..power-on
    >reset).
    >
    >I need to know this point of device connection as I must send a reset to
    >my device logic and also reset the PHY.
    >
    >Another way of asking the same question would be ,
    >With reference to the UTMI 1.0 Specifications on Page 52 , where does
    >the device_reset signal come from ?
    >
    >Hope to get some clarification.
    >
    >Regards
    >Kingfischer.
    >_______________________________________________
    >http://www.opencores.org/mailman/listinfo/usb
    >
    >


     
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