USB Superspeed Peripherals

[DaBo_288066]

Hi all,

   

after having updated my AN75779 based project with the help of Technical Support, that gave me Rev Q215, I was happy to see that INVALID_SEQUENCE errors disappeared; and the new frame timeout system saved some bad situation...

   

But my happiness ended when I discovered that the frame acquisition sometime stops suddenly and there is no way to restore it. This problem is random: may happen after few minutes or hours. From the serial debug I get no errors, it seems all right but the acquisition cannot recover; the only way is a reboot.

   

I already tried: CyU3PPibDeInit/CyU3PPibInit, CyU3PDmaMultiChannelDestroy/CyU3PDmaMultiChannelCreate, CyU3PUsbResetEndpointMemories, but the acquisition remains stuck or sometime only few garbage bytes are returned.

   

How can avoid this? Or, at least, restore the acquisition...

   

Thank a lot!

[Anonymous]

Hi,

   

Please create a technical support case for this issue.

   

Regards

   

Dhritiman

[Anonymous]

dadeur, Could you explain how do you solved your INVALID_SEQUENCE errors, I'm facing the same problem right now with the AN75779 original source code. Thanks.

[DaBo_288066]

Hi joseph, Cypress support provvided me AN75779 Rev. Q215 (I think now they updated the public version too) that implements a timeout timer. If someting goes wrong the procedure will abort the current frame and start the next avoiding  INVALID_SEQUENCE error.

   

I had other problems after updating my code but I discovered that were caused by an instability of video bus signals. Regards.

[Anonymous]

Hi Dadeur, thanks for your answer. In the updated public version of the AN75779 source code there is nothing related with a timeout timer (I have downloaded it again to try just in case. Last Updated: Mar 24, 2016, Ver. *G). Please could you send me a copy of AN75779 Rev.Q215? Thanks.

[DaBo_288066]

Hi joseph, I hope this will help you.

[Anonymous]

Thank you very much dadeur. I'll have a look. It seems to be a quite different approach.