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Re: [usb] low speed EOP -- clarification
hi,
You understanding of J state and speed bit time is actually
correct.Furthermore,you can refer to Chapter7 table7.1 for detailed
electriacal information and section 7.1.11 for detailed data signaling rate
information.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Srikanth K S" <skashyap@t... >
To: usb@o...
Date: Mon, 21 Oct 2002 12:50:18 +0530
Subject: [usb] low speed EOP -- clarification
> Hello All,
> We had a doubt in USB 1.1 spec. section 11.5.1.10.
>
> USB 1.1 says:
> 11.5.1.10 SendEOP
> This state is entered from the Resuming state if the 20ms timer
> expires. It is also entered from the Enabled state when an SOF (or
> other FS token)
> is received and a low-speed devices is attached to this port. In
> this state, the hub will send a low-speed EOP (two low-speed bits
> times
> of SE0 followed by one low-speed bit times of J). At the end of the
> EOP, the state ends. ..................................
>
> Our understanding:
> When HC terminates the resume signal, it is done by sending
> low-speed EOP (two low-speed bits times of SE0 followed by one
> low-speed bit times of J). We infer that,
> 1. the period of J of this EOP is = 1 low speed bit time (= 8 bit
> times of full speed) irrespective of the speed of the device and
> 2. the signal strength is DIFFERENTIAL 0 for a low speed device and
> DIFFERENTIAL 1 for a full speed device.
>
> Please give your feedback. Thanks in advance.
> --------------------------------------------------------------
> Srikanth Kashyap S.
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> -- Richard P. Feynman
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