OVP Peripheral Model: PhilipsISP1761

Model Specific Information

This page provides introductory usage information for an Imperas OVP peripheral behavioral model. The page is split into sections providing specific information for this peripheral, including any ports for connecting into a platform, registers, other component parts, and configuration options and general information for peripheral modeling with Imperas OVP.

Reference

Philips/NXP

Licensing

Open Source Apache 2.0

Limitations

- Only host mode is supported. - DMA modes are not supported for the moment, only the mandatory slave mode is implemented. - Control and bulk transfer types are currently implemented. No interrupt and isochronous transfers yet. - Tested only the attachment of a single host device. The HSOTG controller's root hub has a single port, so only one device can be attached to it. This device could be a hub, though. Currently we support only one non-hub device. - Hot plug events are currently unsupported.

Description

Functional Model of USB Philips ISP1761 for Arm Versatile Express platforms. For full details please consult README-OTG.txt

Location

The ISP1761 peripheral model is located in an Imperas/OVP installation at the VLNV: philips.ovpworld.org / peripheral / ISP1761 / 1.0.

Peripheral Instance Parameters

This model accepts the following parameters:

Table : Peripheral Parameters

Name	Type	Description
logfile	string	If set, output packets to logfile in libpcap format.
usbHost	string	USB Host to connect to in device mode. Currently supports 'usbip:PORT'
usbDevice	string	USB Device to connect to in host mode. Currently supports 'host:VID:PID' or 'host:BUS-PORT'

Net Ports

This model has the following net ports:

Table 1: Net Ports

Name	Type	Must Be Connected	Description
hc_irq	output	F (False)

Bus Slave Ports

This model has the following bus slave ports:

Bus Slave Port: bport1

Table 2: Bus Slave Port: bport1

Name	Size (bytes)	Must Be Connected	Description
bport1	0x10000	F (False)

Table 3: Bus Slave Port: bport1 Registers:

Name	Offset	Width (bits)
ab_HC_INT	0x310	32
ab_PWDN_CTRL	0x354	32
ab_DMA_START	0x344	32
ab_EDGE_INT_CNT	0x340	32
ab_MEMORY	0x33c	32
ab_ATL_DONE_TO	0x338	32
ab_HCBUFFSTATUS	0x334	32
ab_HCDMACONFIG	0x330	32
ab_SW_RESET	0x30c	32
ab_HCSCRATCH	0x308	32
ab_HCCHIPID	0x304	32
ab_HW_MODE_CTRL	0x300	32
ab_ATL_PTD_LAST	0x158	32
ab_ATL_PTD_SKIP	0x154	32
ab_ATL_PTD_DONE	0x150	32
ab_INT_PTD_LAST	0x148	32
ab_INT_PTD_SKIP	0x144	32
ab_INT_PTD_DONE	0x140	32
ab_ISO_PTD_LAST	0x138	32
ab_ISO_PTD_SKIP	0x134	32
ab_ISO_PTD_DONE	0x130	32
ab_PORTSC1	0x64	32
ab_CONFIGFLAG	0x60	32
ab_CTRLDSSEGMENT	0x30	32
ab_FRINDEX	0x2c	32
ab_USBINTR	0x28	32
ab_USBSTS	0x24	32
ab_USBCMD	0x20	32
ab_HCCPARAMS	0x8	32
ab_HCSPARAMS	0x4	32
ab_CAPLENGTH	0x0	32
ab_HC_INT_EN	0x314	32
ab_ISOMASKOR	0x318	32
ab_INTMASKOR	0x31c	32
ab_ATLMASKOR	0x320	32
ab_ISOMASKAND	0x324	32
ab_INTMASKAND	0x328	32
ab_ATLMASKAND	0x32c	32

Platforms that use this peripheral component

Peripheral components can be used in many different platforms, including those developed by Imperas or by other users of OVP. You can use this peripheral in your own platforms.

Table 4: Publicly available platforms using peripheral 'ISP1761'

Platform Name	Vendor
ArmVersatileExpress	arm.ovpworld.org
ArmVersatileExpress-CA15	arm.ovpworld.org
ArmVersatileExpress-CA9	arm.ovpworld.org
ArmVersatileExpress	arm.ovpworld.org
ArmVersatileExpress-CA15	arm.ovpworld.org
ArmVersatileExpress-CA9	arm.ovpworld.org

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