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TH6503 USB Low-Speed Interface
Pin Description
Pin Description
USB Interface
1
VBus
I adjacent 5V bus voltage
5
GND
I Ground
4
D+
I/O USB data
3
D-
I/O USB data
? must be connected via 1.5 kOhm resistor to 3.3 V for low speed devices
Microcontroller Interface
13 SCK
12
SIN
11
SDI
10 SDO
I Serial Clock (generated by microcontroller)
? OUT transfer: SDO is accepted by the microcontroller in high status or with falling SCK edge.
The USB bridge shifts the next bit to SDO in low status or with rising edge.
? IN Transfer: SDI is accepted by the USB bridge in high status or with falling SCK edge.
? The microcontroller shifts the next bit to SDI in low status or with rising edge.
? internal pulldown
I Serial Input Direction (generated by the microcontroller)
? specifies the direction of the data transfer and marks the end of a FIFO transfer
? SIN = 0: data is sent from the USB bridge to the microcontroller via SDO. An OUT packet sync for the
StatusRegister or CntOutRegister can be triggered via SDI. A rising edge terminates a Status or OUT transfer
and the USB OUT Done status bit is cleared.
? SIN = 1: Data is sent from the microcontroller to the USB bridge via SDI. SDO emits an /INT signal. A falling
edge terminates an IN transfer and the EP0 IN Done or EP1/2 IN Done status bit is cleared if the destination
address is a FIFO address.
? rising edge indicates the commencement of an IN transfer (IN packet sync). The IN is started once SCK is
pulsed. The Adr/CntInRegister is transferred initially.
? internal pulldown
I Serial Data IN (from the microcontroller to the USB bridge)
? generated by the microcontroller
? SIN = 0: the falling edge from a single SDI impulse loads the first bit (LSB first) of the StatusRegisters to SDO.
The StatusRegister can be read. Two SDI impulses load the first bit of the CntOutRegister.
? SIN = 1: SDI transfers the serial data.
? internal pulldown
O Serial Data Out (from the USB bridge to the microcontroller)
? generated by the USB bridge
? SIN = 0: SDO show the Status of bit 0 of the StatusRegister (WA) and after a SDI pulse SDO transfers the
serial data.
? SIN = 1: SDO is used to generate the /INT signal which can be used to control the microcontroller interrupt
? /INT:
- Low active signal to SDO at SIN 1
- is a NOR connection of the RESUME signal, USB reset and an interrupt latch
- Interrupt latch is set for all increases in OUTDone, EP0 IN Done and EP1/2 IN Done edge.
- Interrupt latch is reset, if the StatusRegister is read (SDI impulse at SIN= 0).
15 OCLK
O Clock out for microcontroller (programmable frequency)
14
/ORST
open
drain
Reset Out (HW- or SW reset)
? ORST=0 reset state
? ORST=1 normal operation
? must be connected with an external pullup resistor (to V3.3)
? all resets are indicated on this pin
? this type of reset can be determined by evaluating the bits HWR or RES in the StatusRegister <7> or <6>
? Reset conditions:
- internal POR
- RESET pin - min. 20µs (31 OCLK cycles at 1.5 MHz) or as long as the RESET pin is active
- Low voltage reset if VBUS<3.3V ± 10% with a minimum of 20 µs (31 OCLK cycles at 1.5 MHz) or as long as
VBUS < 3.3V
- USB-Reset - reduced to 20 µs (31 OCLK cycles at 1.5 MHz), the end of a USB reset is indicated by a rising
edge of /INT and by cleared RES bit in the StatusRegister
Miscellaneous
6
OSC1
I Oscillator In for a quartz, ceramic resonator or external clock input, 6 MHz ± 1.5%
7 OSC2
8 WAKE
16 /RESET
O Oscillator Out
? if a specific high trigger level is reached (Schmitt Trigger Characteristic) the USB bridge oscillator is restarted
and
? the SO and SMC bit in the BridgeConfigRegister is cleared.
I ? it may be connected to an RC element to achieve restart cycles from 50 to 100 ms
? the input signal is compatible with large slew rate
if the SO or SMC bit in the BridgeConfigRegister is set a rising edge on the WAKE pin generates an interrupt
signal on SDO, when SIN = 0
I RESET input with Schmitt-Trigger characteristic (internal pullup)
2
V3.3
O
3.3 V output
must be connected with an external capacitor (approx. 10µ)
9
TEST
I ? Test pin, internal pulled up (do not connect to external circuitry)
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