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rubenruizmontero
rubenruizmontero
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December 21, 2011
Question

USB suspend example

  • December 21, 2011
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Posted on December 21, 2011 at 18:12

When I try to enter in suspend mode, as soon as I set it, always receive a wake up interrupt request, and can't do it. I'm not sure if I do the correct process, just set FSUSP and then LP_MODE bit, in USB_CNTR register.

Is there any consideration to take into account?

I'm looking for an USB example to enter suspend mode or forum discussions, but can't find any solved...

Thank you in advance.
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    rosarium
    rosarium
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    December 22, 2011
    Posted on December 22, 2011 at 06:36

    Following is an example:

    ----------------------------

    /*******************************************************************************

    * Function Name  : Suspend

    * Description    : sets suspend mode operating conditions

    * Input          : None.

    * Output         : None.

    * Return         : USB_SUCCESS.

    *******************************************************************************/

    void Suspend(void)

    {

      /* suspend preparation */

      /* ... */

     

    #ifndef STM32F10X_CL

      uint16_t wCNTR;

      /* macrocell enters suspend mode */

      wCNTR = _GetCNTR();

      wCNTR |= CNTR_FSUSP;

      _SetCNTR(wCNTR);

    #endif /* STM32F10X_CL */

     

      /* ------------------ ONLY WITH BUS-POWERED DEVICES ---------------------- */

      /* power reduction */

      /* ... on connected devices */

    #ifndef STM32F10X_CL

      /* force low-power mode in the macrocell */

      wCNTR = _GetCNTR();

      wCNTR |= CNTR_LPMODE;

      _SetCNTR(wCNTR);

    #endif /* STM32F10X_CL */

      /* switch-off the clocks */

      /* ... */

      Enter_LowPowerMode();

    } //-------------------------------------------------------

    /*******************************************************************************

    * Function Name  : Enter_LowPowerMode

    * Description    : Power-off system clocks and power while entering suspend mode

    * Input          : None.

    * Return         : None.

    *******************************************************************************/

    void Enter_LowPowerMode(void)

    {

      /* Set the device state to suspend */

      bDeviceState = SUSPENDED;

    }

    //---------------------------------------------------------------

    rosarium
    rosarium
    Associate
    December 22, 2011
    Posted on December 22, 2011 at 06:41

    also if you want to leave low power mode you can use the followinf example.:

    ------------------------------------------------------

    /*******************************************************************************

    * Function Name  : Leave_LowPowerMode

    * Description    : Restores system clocks and power while exiting suspend mode

    * Input          : None.

    * Return         : None.

    *******************************************************************************/

    void Leave_LowPowerMode(void)

    {

      DEVICE_INFO *pInfo = &Device_Info;

      /* Set the device state to the correct state */

      if (pInfo->Current_Configuration != 0)

      {

        /* Device configured */

        bDeviceState = CONFIGURED;

      }

      else

      {

        bDeviceState = ATTACHED;

      }

    }

    rosarium
    rosarium
    Associate
    December 22, 2011
    Posted on December 22, 2011 at 06:47

    for details you can refer to 

    Mass storage demo: Bulk transfer

     in um0424 @

    http://www.st.com

    rubenruizmontero
    rubenruizmonteroAuthor
    Associate II
    December 22, 2011
    Posted on December 22, 2011 at 09:41

    Thank you for your response Pila. That's what I'm trying to do, but the Host (PC), as soon as suspend mode is set, a wake up interrupt is received in device.

    rosarium
    rosarium
    Associate
    December 22, 2011
    Posted on December 22, 2011 at 11:26

    do you have any USB trace to cite your problem???

    rubenruizmontero
    rubenruizmonteroAuthor
    Associate II
    January 2, 2012
    Posted on January 02, 2012 at 12:39

    Thank you for your response, I was out of the office. What do you mean with USB trace? An image of all sent and recieved frames?

    I use USB analyzer to see all data transit. I can't see anything strange, but if you think, it will be useful for you, I can try to get a capture.

    rosarium
    rosarium
    Associate
    January 3, 2012
    Posted on January 03, 2012 at 09:05

    Yes it will be more clear from a trace (CATC / Lecroy or any other USB analyser).

    ashsanjose
    ashsanjose
    Visitor II
    October 19, 2012
    Posted on October 19, 2012 at 22:58

    Ruben,

    I know it has been a while, but did you resolve this issue?  How? We are experiencing a similar issue.

    Thanks,

    Dan Ash

    Synaptics Inc.

    tsuneo
    tsuneo
    Associate II
    October 20, 2012
    Posted on October 20, 2012 at 07:03

    I have an impression that you are forcing entire device in suspend just by the device side reason. It isn't right way for the USB engine. The USB device engine accepts Suspend setting, just when the bus goes to idle by the host more than 3ms. While the host puts SOF signaling at every 1ms, the device immediately get resumed, even if the firmware would set Suspend bit of the engine. You can make the USB engine Suspend, just when bus suspend (idle) is reported by the engine.

    You may keep core and other peripherals in suspend, even while the USB engine does not suspend. When the USB engine requires firmware intervention, it raises USB interrupt. You may keep the core in suspend until this event occurs.

    Tsuneo

    roman1
    roman1
    Associate II
    February 12, 2015
    Posted on February 12, 2015 at 16:18

    Hi there,

    Did anyone figure out how to fix that issue the thread opener talks about? I'm experiencing exactly the same problem.

    I want to put the USB peripheral in suspend mode when I disconnect the USB cable and wake it up when I connect it again. I'm using that example source code posted above. When disconnecting the USB cable, Suspend() is called as expected. However, shortly after switching to device state SUSPENDED, a wake-up interrupt occurs and the device state is switched back to CONFIGURED.

    Does anybody have an idea why that wake-up interrupt occurs even if there is no USB cable connected and thus there is no traffic?

    Regards,

    Roman

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