LUFA/Drivers/USB/LowLevel/OTG.h

   1 /*
   2              LUFA Library
   3      Copyright (C) Dean Camera, 2010.
   4
   5   dean [at] fourwalledcubicle [dot] com
   6       www.fourwalledcubicle.com
   7 */
   8
   9 /*
  10   Copyright 2010  Dean Camera (dean [at] fourwalledcubicle [dot] com)
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  30
  31 /** \file
  32  *  \brief USB OTG mode definitions.
  33  *
  34  *  This file contains structures, function prototypes and macros related to USB OTG mode, where two USB devices
  35  *  may be linked directly together and exchange host/device roles as needed.
  36  *
  37  *  \note This file should not be included directly. It is automatically included as needed by the USB driver
  38  *        dispatch header located in LUFA/Drivers/USB/USB.h.
  39  */
  40
  41 /** \ingroup Group_USB
  42  *  @defgroup Group_OTG USB On The Go (OTG) Management
  43  *
  44  *  This module contains macros for embedded USB hosts with dual role On The Go capabilities, for managing role
  45  *  exchange. OTG is a way for two USB dual role devices to talk to one another directly without fixed device/host
  46  *  roles.
  47  *
  48  *  @{
  49  */
  50
  51 #ifndef __USBOTG_H__
  52 #define __USBOTG_H__
  53
  54         /* Includes: */
  55                 #include <avr/io.h>
  56                 #include <stdbool.h>
  57
  58                 #include "../../../Common/Common.h"
  59
  60         /* Preprocessor Checks: */
  61                 #if !defined(__INCLUDE_FROM_USB_DRIVER)
  62                         #error Do not include this file directly. Include LUFA/Drivers/USB/USB.h instead.
  63                 #endif
  64
  65         /* Public Interface - May be used in end-application: */
  66                 /* Macros: */
  67                         /** Mask for the VBUS pulsing method of SRP, supported by some OTG devices.
  68                          *
  69                          *  \see USB_OTG_DEV_Initiate_SRP()
  70                          */
  71                         #define USB_OTG_SRP_VBUS                   (1 << SRPSEL)
  72
  73                         /** Mask for the Data + pulsing method of SRP, supported by some OTG devices.
  74                          *
  75                          *  \see USB_OTG_DEV_Initiate_SRP()
  76                          */
  77                         #define USB_OTG_STP_DATA                   0
  78
  79                 /* Pseudo-Function Macros: */
  80                         #if defined(__DOXYGEN__)
  81                                 /** Initiate a Host Negotiation Protocol request. This indicates to the other connected device
  82                                  *  that the device wishes to change device/host roles.
  83                                  */
  84                                 static inline void USB_OTG_Device_RequestHNP(void);
  85
  86                                 /** Cancel a Host Negotiation Protocol request. This stops a pending HNP request to the other
  87                                  *  connected device.
  88                                  */
  89                                 static inline void USB_OTG_Device_CancelHNPRequest(void);
  90
  91                                 /** Determines if the device is currently sending a HNP to an attached host.
  92                                  *
  93                                  *  \return Boolean true if currently sending a HNP to the other connected device, false otherwise
  94                                  */
  95                                 static inline bool USB_OTG_Device_IsSendingHNP(void);
  96
  97                                 /** Accepts a HNP from a connected device, indicating that both devices should exchange
  98                                  *  device/host roles.
  99                                  */
 100                                 static inline void USB_OTG_Host_AcceptHNP(void);
 101
 102                                 /** Rejects a HNP from a connected device, indicating that both devices should remain in their
 103                                  *  current device/host roles.
 104                                  */
 105                                 static inline void USB_OTG_Host_RejectHNP(void);
 106
 107                                 /** Indicates if the connected device is not currently sending a HNP request.
 108                                  *
 109                                  *  \return Boolean true if a HNP is currently being issued by the connected device, false otherwise.
 110                                  */
 111                                 static inline bool USB_OTG_Host_IsHNPReceived(void);
 112
 113                                 /** Initiates a Session Request Protocol request. Most OTG devices turn off VBUS when the USB
 114                                  *  interface is not in use, to conserve power. Sending a SRP to a USB OTG device running in
 115                                  *  host mode indicates that VBUS should be applied and a session started.
 116                                  *
 117                                  *  There are two different methods of sending a SRP - either pulses on the VBUS line, or by
 118                                  *  pulsing the Data + line via the internal pull-up resistor.
 119                                  *
 120                                  *  \param[in] SRPTypeMask  Mask indicating the type of SRP to use, either \ref USB_OTG_SRP_VBUS or \ref USB_OTG_STP_DATA.
 121                                  */
 122                                 static inline void USB_OTG_Dev_InitiateSRP(uint8_t SRPTypeMask);
 123                         #else
 124                                 #define USB_OTG_Device_RequestHNP()         MACROS{ OTGCON |=  (1 << HNPREQ); }MACROE
 125
 126                                 #define USB_OTG_Device_CancelHNPRequest()   MACROS{ OTGCON &= ~(1 << HNPREQ); }MACROE
 127
 128                                 #define USB_OTG_Device_IsSendingHNP()             ((OTGCON &   (1 << HNPREQ)) ? true : false)
 129
 130                                 #define USB_OTG_Host_AcceptHNP()            MACROS{ OTGCON |=  (1 << HNPREQ); }MACROE
 131
 132                                 #define USB_OTG_Host_RejectHNP()            MACROS{ OTGCON &= ~(1 << HNPREQ); }MACROE
 133
 134                                 #define USB_OTG_Host_IsHNPReceived()              ((OTGCON &   (1 << HNPREQ)) ? true : false)
 135
 136                                 #define USB_OTG_Device_InitiateSRP(type)    MACROS{ OTGCON = ((OTGCON & ~(1 << SRPSEL)) | ((type) | (1 << SRPREQ))); }MACROE
 137                         #endif
 138
 139 #endif
 140
 141 /** @} */