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From: Jac on 12 Jan 2006 14:15
Hello,
Does anyone has experience with the Cypress CY7C67300 USB chip. I want to
read it by using the HPI protocol.
I have a PCB with a C167 infineon microcontroller connected to this chip.
I have tried but I can't get it working. Can anybody give me some hints.

Jac.


From: Andrew Jackson on 12 Jan 2006 14:26
> Does anyone has experience with the Cypress CY7C67300 USB chip. I
> want to read it by using the HPI protocol.
> I have a PCB with a C167 infineon microcontroller connected to this
> chip. I have tried but I can't get it working. Can anybody give me
> some hints.

I've used this part successfully. Are you trying to boot the CY7C67300 over
HPI or are you booting with a serial EEPROM and then using your own
protocol? You need to give a bit more information about how you have
connected your system for me to be helpful.

That said:

+ Have you enabled HPI mode on the Cypress part?

+ In the software set that I had, various registers
(the mailbox) and flags were incorrectly defined.
This doesn't help communications!

I've not had any problem with the HPI interface.

Andrew



From: Jac on 13 Jan 2006 14:47
Thanks for your reply,
I have connected the C167 to the CY7C67300 with D0..D15, A0..A1, WR, RD, and
CS. Pin39 and pin40 are connected to ground with both a 10K resistor to
enable the HPI mode.
I do not boot the CY7C67300, do I have to? My first step is to read the
registers over HPI and in that way learning something about USB. Is it
possible to read registers from the CY7C67300 without booting it?
I have already read some registers, but I do not get the expected values
(e.g. the breakpoint register 0xC014 don't give me 0xFFFF). I can read and
write the internal RAM of the chip.
I read ther register by writing 0xC014 to address 0x2(A1=1;A0=0) and then
read address 0x0(A1=0;A0=0). Is this correct?
A lot of questions, I hope you can give me some answers.

Jac

"Andrew Jackson" <alj(a)nospam.com> wrote in message
news:4KSdnYTji7ksMFveRVnygA(a)eclipse.net.uk...
>> Does anyone has experience with the Cypress CY7C67300 USB chip. I
>> want to read it by using the HPI protocol.
>> I have a PCB with a C167 infineon microcontroller connected to this
>> chip. I have tried but I can't get it working. Can anybody give me
>> some hints.
>
> I've used this part successfully. Are you trying to boot the CY7C67300
> over
> HPI or are you booting with a serial EEPROM and then using your own
> protocol? You need to give a bit more information about how you have
> connected your system for me to be helpful.
>
> That said:
>
> + Have you enabled HPI mode on the Cypress part?
>
> + In the software set that I had, various registers
> (the mailbox) and flags were incorrectly defined.
> This doesn't help communications!
>
> I've not had any problem with the HPI interface.
>
> Andrew
>
>
>


From: schernysh on 27 Jan 2006 12:29
Andrew,

I am trying to boot CY7C67300 through the HPI interface. I have read
through a lot of pages of documentation (which is slightly confusing). I
am planning to load my user code using DMA engine and then issue a
COMM_JUMP(a)CODE command to the HPI mailbox. My user code is scan wrapped.
Will it work using this method?

Thanks.

Sam

>> Does anyone has experience with the Cypress CY7C67300 USB chip. I
>> want to read it by using the HPI protocol.
>> I have a PCB with a C167 infineon microcontroller connected to this
>> chip. I have tried but I can't get it working. Can anybody give me
>> some hints.
>
>I've used this part successfully. Are you trying to boot the CY7C67300
over
>HPI or are you booting with a serial EEPROM and then using your own
>protocol? You need to give a bit more information about how you have
>connected your system for me to be helpful.
>
>That said:
>
> + Have you enabled HPI mode on the Cypress part?
>
> + In the software set that I had, various registers
> (the mailbox) and flags were incorrectly defined.
> This doesn't help communications!
>
>I've not had any problem with the HPI interface.
>
> Andrew
>
>
>
>




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