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Hello,
I am trying to prove a design concept on the CY4532 EVK. The custom board will provide the PD power and pass USB D+/D- signals into USB C.
Looking at the CY4523 schematics and layout on the PCB, the D+/D- are tied to the P3_0 and P3_1 of the CYPD3171-24LQXQ. The two through hole TP pins are exposed on the PCB but not loaded.
Is it safe to solder the USB D+/D1 into TP9 and TP12 on the board ? If it causes a damage, is there a way to hook them up to USB C receptible on the PCB ? At this moments, the USB speed is not critical.
On the PD protocol analyzer - CY4500, the USB communication cap is set to '0' as follows. Is it possible to set to '1' from EZ-PD configuration utility ?
Thank you for the help in advance.
SK
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Hi,
TP9 and TP12 are test points.
If BC 1.2 support is needed, DP/DM lines of CCG3PA should be connected to Type-C receptacle. The test points can be soldered.
The only significant point to note is that the trace length of Dp/Dm net should be as short as possible.
Regards,
Mallika
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SK
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Hi,
TP9 and TP12 are test points.
If BC 1.2 support is needed, DP/DM lines of CCG3PA should be connected to Type-C receptacle. The test points can be soldered.
The only significant point to note is that the trace length of Dp/Dm net should be as short as possible.
Regards,
Mallika
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Hello Mallika,
Thank you for the confirmation. If my understanding is correct, I am able to hook up the USB D+/D- pins from a external device - e.g. PC USB type A without damaging the CYPD3171 on the C4532 EVK.
Thanks,
Seungsik Kwak
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Hello Mallika,
As per your suggestion, I soldered USB D+ and D- pins to TP9 and TP12 respectively. The USB cable is as short as 20cm long.
However, the host PC which has a USB A connector to TP9 and TP12 doesn't recognize the USB devices which is connected to USB C. The voltage D+/D- are 670mV, not 3.3V.
So, I wonder if the P3_0 and P3_1 pin in the CY3171 causes the issue. I am looking for the disabling GPIO P3_0 and P3_1 from the firmware. Please guide me how to disable the pins in the SDK.
Happy holiday and New Years.
SK
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Hi,
Please share a few details of your project.
>> Do you wish to implement legacy charging in your design for which you are using D+/D-?
>> Which firmware are you using?
Please refer to the CCGX Power SDK User Guide https://www.cypress.com/documentation/software-and-drivers/ez-pd-ccgx-power-software-development-kit for details on how to customize the project. It can be customized using PSoC Creator.
Please refer to the KBA (HARDWARE-Question 2) https://community.cypress.com/docs/DOC-21660 on how to use DP/DM lines.
Also, in response to your previous question, the USB Communication Capable bit in CCG3PA can be set to 1 using EZ-PD Configuration Utility.
Best Regards,
Mallika