SLLA593 August   2022 TUSB211 , TUSB212 , TUSB216 , TUSB216I , TUSB217A

 

  1.   Abstract
  2.   Trademarks
  3. 1Introduction
  4. 2Host Mode Testing
    1. 2.1 Host Mode Test Procedure
  5. 3Device Mode Testing
    1. 3.1 Device Mode Test Procedure
  6. 4Embedded Host Mode Testing
    1. 4.1 Embedded Host Mode Test Procedure
  7. 5Additional Compliance Resources
  8. 6References

Host Mode Test Procedure

It is important to start the test procedure with all connections to the TUSB21XX device disconnected and no test packets being sent from the host. Doing so will ensure high-speed signal compensation is active throughout the test. The host mode test procedure is as follows:

  1. Connect TUSB21XX input to host (test packet source).
  2. Toggle RSTN (reset) on TUSB21XX.
  3. Connect TUSB21XX output to oscilloscope/measurement tool.
  4. Send high-speed test packets via xHCI Electrical Test Tool (Figure 2-2).
GUID-20220725-SS0I-Z9XW-TXJR-VJZBQCLLPXHM-low.png Figure 2-2 Host Mode Testing Software Configuration

Once test packets have been sent via software, the scope output and status flags should be observed as below. The high-speed enable (ENA_HS) flag switches high during the first test packet and remains that way for the duration of testing (Figure 2-3).

GUID-20220726-SS0I-QDM6-XB5Z-PWLMJH9ZGK5N-low.png Figure 2-3 Host Mode Enable High-Speed (ENA_HS) Status Flag

The connection-detected (CD) flag remains low during all steps of testing (Figure 2-4).

GUID-20220726-SS0I-JJXZ-6KDC-DVB5FHJ7PVPK-low.png Figure 2-4 Host Mode Connection-Detected (CD) Status Flag