May 26, 2021
11:46 PM
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May 26, 2021
11:46 PM
Hello, I am currently using the following DAVE example USBD_VCOM_XMC47 on XMC4700. It works, I am able to see the traffic with docklight on windows.
I would like to know the speed of the emitted message and if it is possible to modify it, if yes where in the source code ?
Do you know a windows software which is able to detect the speed/baudrate of the communication ?
Thanks for your quick feedback.
Regards,
Stéphane
I would like to know the speed of the emitted message and if it is possible to modify it, if yes where in the source code ?
Do you know a windows software which is able to detect the speed/baudrate of the communication ?
Thanks for your quick feedback.
Regards,
Stéphane
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Jun 08, 2021
02:38 AM
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Jun 08, 2021
02:38 AM
1:Windows Software: http://perisoft.net/bushound/buy.htm
2: I need sometime to confirm whether the clock could be modify or how to modify?
2: I need sometime to confirm whether the clock could be modify or how to modify?
Jun 08, 2021
08:00 PM
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Jun 08, 2021
08:00 PM
I would like to know the speed of the emitted message and if it is possible to modify it, if yes where in the source code ?
The speed is 48Mhz.
The USB bus clock is set to 48mhz. One part is the attenuation factor of the transmission cable itself.
The other part is the limitation of the specification in order to be compatible with the low-speed transmission of USB1.1.
The speed is 48Mhz.
The USB bus clock is set to 48mhz. One part is the attenuation factor of the transmission cable itself.
The other part is the limitation of the specification in order to be compatible with the low-speed transmission of USB1.1.
Jun 14, 2021
03:07 AM
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Jun 14, 2021
03:07 AM
Hello, thanks for the information
I do not understand the 48Mhz. Because in the datasheet of the XMC4700, the speed is set to 12MHz.
Does it mean that USB COM is faster than classical USB ?
Please clarify.
Thanks
I do not understand the 48Mhz. Because in the datasheet of the XMC4700, the speed is set to 12MHz.
Does it mean that USB COM is faster than classical USB ?
Please clarify.
Thanks
Jun 14, 2021
10:19 PM
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Jun 14, 2021
10:19 PM
Hi
Does it mean that USB COM is faster than classical USB ?
No, USB 2.0 data transfer at 12Mbit/s, one could perform a brute-force oversampling of data using a 48Mhz clock to extract the data. 12Mbps means the data transfer speed, but the 48Mhz means the sampling clock, they belongs two aspects.
Does it mean that USB COM is faster than classical USB ?
No, USB 2.0 data transfer at 12Mbit/s, one could perform a brute-force oversampling of data using a 48Mhz clock to extract the data. 12Mbps means the data transfer speed, but the 48Mhz means the sampling clock, they belongs two aspects.