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Hi all
I wonder if and how it is possible to connect the FX3 to an USB Type C receptacle and take advantage of the plug reversibility. The basic problem is that on the receptacle the data signals are doubled. So for example the receptacle offers RX1- and RX2- while the FX3 “only” offers RX-. So the question is how I have to interface these lines.
My Ideas:
- Only connect one signal (e.g. RX1- to RX-) and leave RX2- open (same for the other signals) as it is done in the CYUSB3610 Evaluation Board http://www.cypress.com/documentation/reference-designs/type-c-gigabit-ethernet-dongle. But I think this way the advantage of the plug reversibility is not applicable, right?
- Shorten both signals (e.g. RX1- shorted with RX2- and connected to RX2) (same for the other signals). I don’t know if the host supports this, I didn’t found any information for this.
- Using a crossbar switch that routes the correct signal to the FX3. (I hope I can avoid this in my design).
Have you other suggestions or did anybody found a good reference design? Thank you for your help.
With best regards
Chrigu
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Hi,
yes, When you connect the Type C to FX3, thr reversibility feature is not possible. For 2 and 3, please create a Tech Support case so that we can hear more about your design and suggest you an appropriate method.
Regards,
-Madhu Sudhan
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Hi Madhu
Thanks for your answer.
With best regards
Chrigu