Hi,
Is it posible to test USB_OTG as peripheral by using miniB cable on RevB5 beagleboard.
Thanks & Regards
Tilak
Yes.
Hypothetic question, but perhaps you know the answer: will it be
possible with Rev. C to use the miniB as OTG and to use the second
USB-connector for connecting peripherials at the same time?
Robert
Robert Kuhn wrote:
Is it posible to test USB_OTG as peripheral by using miniB cable on
RevB5 beagleboard.Yes.
Hypothetic question, but perhaps you know the answer: will it be
possible with Rev. C to use the miniB as OTG and to use the second
USB-connector for connecting peripherials at the same time?
That will be possible.
Thats great! Really great! This opens a lot of possibilities! Works
this out of the box with the kernel or has something to be done?
Robert
Hypothetic question, but perhaps you know the answer: will it be
possible with Rev. C to use the miniB as OTG and to use the second
USB-connector for connecting peripherials at the same time?That will be possible.
Thats great! Really great! This opens a lot of possibilities! Works
this out of the box with the kernel or has something to be done?
...I mean, will it be out of the box possible to use the BB as
gadget/device with the miniB and to connect a mouse/keyboard to the
oterh port?
Robert
Hypothetic question, but perhaps you know the answer: will it be
possible with Rev. C to use the miniB as OTG and to use the second
USB-connector for connecting peripherials at the same time?That will be possible.
Thats great! Really great! This opens a lot of possibilities! Works
this out of the box with the kernel or has something to be done?...I mean, will it be out of the box possible to use the BB as
gadget/device with the miniB and to connect a mouse/keyboard to the
oterh port?
Only with a hub, the EHCI port only supports fullspeed devices and needs a hub for low- and high-speed devices.
regards,
Koen
...I mean, will it be out of the box possible to use the BB as
gadget/device with the miniB and to connect a mouse/keyboard to the
oterh port?Only with a hub, the EHCI port only supports fullspeed devices and needs a
hub for low- and high-speed devices.
Okay, that should be no problem for me: using a hub or only connect a
fullspeed device.
Thanks for the answer, these are very great news.
Robert
Minor correction - Just to be totally clear, since USB terminology is tricky
:-),
EHCI => High Speed = 480Mbps
OHCI and UHCI => Full Speed = 12 Mbps
OHCI and UHCI => Low Speed = 1.5 Mbps
The EHCI port therefore only support High speed and needs a hub to connect
to full and/or low speed devices...
Best regards
Søren
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My device is EHCI, so this fits exactly. And its a fantastic
possibility to connect the BB to windows and establish a network
connection at the same time 
Robert
Hi Robert,
Just to be totally clear – EHCI (480Mbps) and UHCI/OHCI (1.5 and/or 12Mbps)
are host controller types and thereby only valid for USB hosts...
A device is either Low, Full or High speed compliant and not E/U/OHCI...
I think that what you mean is, that your device is a High speed compliant
and therefore fits directly - Right?
Best regards – Enjoy your weekends everybody
Søren
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Right 
Does, this mean Beagle Rev C has two separate USB controllers inside?
i.e. Separate controller for OTG and USB Host.
Regards,
Shivdas
Hi Shivdas,
You are completely right
Søren
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