Philips ISP1520 User manual

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Keywords

ISP1520, hub controller, USB, universal serial bus

Abstract

This document describes the ISP1520 hub demo board. It also contains

the related schematics, the PCB layout, and the Bill of Material

.

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Rev Date Description

4.0 May 11, 2004 Updated the schematic.

3.0 April 14, 2004 Updated the following:

• Section 2

• Section 4

• Section 5.5

• Section 6

1.1 Feb 2003 Updated Section 5.5 and Section 6.

1.0 Nov. 2002 First release.

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Contents

1. Introduction...............................................................................................................................................................................5

2. ISP1520 Hub demo board Features......................................................................................................................................5

3. System Requirements...............................................................................................................................................................6

4. Power Supply Adapter Requirements..................................................................................................................................6

5. Hub demo board Description................................................................................................................................................6

5.1. ISP1520 64-Pin TQFP Package......................................................................................................................................6

5.2. GoodLink Indicator.........................................................................................................................................................7

5.3. Port Power Switch Transistors.....................................................................................................................................7

5.4. Overcurrent Circuit Detection....................................................................................................................................7

5.5. Power Supply....................................................................................................................................................................8

5.6. I

2

C-Bus Interface..............................................................................................................................................................9

6. Schematics................................................................................................................................................................................10

7. Installing the Board.................................................................................................................................................................17

8. Bill of Materials for the ISP1520 Hub demo board..........................................................................................................18

9. References................................................................................................................................................................................18

GoodLink and I

2

C-Bus are trademarks of Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V. Microsoft is a registered trademark of

Microsoft Corp. The names of actual companies and products mentioned herein may be the trademarks of their

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1. Introduction

The ISP1520 is a Hi-Speed Universal Serial Bus (USB) hub IC, with four downstream facing ports.

The ISP1520 Hub demo board is designed to demonstrate the features and functionality of the

ISP1520. This version is targeted at low-cost designs. Nevertheless, it still contains a large

number of features and options to be evaluated.

This document describes the ISP1520 hub demo board. It also contains the related schematics,

the PCB layout, and the Bill of Material (BoM).

Figure 1-1: ISP1520 Hub demo board

2. ISP1520 Hub demo board Features

• Complies with Universal Serial Bus Specification Rev. 2.0

• Supports self-powered operation

• Configurable number of downstream facing ports (from two to four)

• Customizable Vendor ID, Product ID and Serial Number (by using an external EEPROM or

an external microcontroller)

• Individual power switching and individual overcurrent protection

• USB traffic indication (GoodLink

TM

LED) on the upstream facing port

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3. System Requirements

This hub can be attached to a computer that has a USB or Hi-Speed USB host installed, and

running any of these operating systems:

• Windows

®

98

• Windows Me

• Windows 2000

• Windows XP

• MacOS

®

If this hub is plugged into a USB host controller, it will only work as a full-speed hub.

4. Power Supply Adapter Requirements

Regulated Output: 5.1V

CC

± 5%, 2.5A.

Warning: If you are using the board version 02170-2, make sure that the power plug polarity is

(+) at the core and (-) at the outer shield.

5. Hub demo board Description

5.1. ISP1520 64-Pin TQFP Package

The ISP1520 has the following port configurations:

• One Hi-Speed USB and Original USB capable upstream facing port (USB0), and

• Four Hi-Speed USB and Original USB capable downstream facing ports (USB1, USB2, USB3,

USB4).

The downstream facing ports USB3 and USB4 can be disabled. By design, ports USB1 and USB2

cannot be disabled.

Table 5-1 shows the jumper setting versus port activation.

Table 5-1: Jumper Setting vs. Port Activation

*—Default settings.

J6, J5 Active Ports

OFF, OFF 1, 2, 3, 4*

ON, ON 1, 2

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5.2. GoodLink Indicator

A Philips GoodLink LED D15 (red) is located near the upstream facing port. This LED blinks on

every successful USB transaction.

5.3. Port Power Switch Transistors

The hub switches the bus power of each downstream facing port through a low ohmic PMOS

transistor.

5.4. Overcurrent Circuit Detection

The integrated analog overcurrent detection circuit of the ISP1520 senses the voltage drop

across the power switch. When the port draws too much current, the voltage drop across the

power switch exceeds the trip voltage threshold. The overcurrent circuit detects this and

automatically switches off the power switch. More information on choosing the switch and

trimming the overcurrent detection voltage can be found in the ISP1520 Hi-Speed Universal Serial

Bus hub controller data sheet.

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The hub demo board also contains an option to disable the overcurrent detection. This can be

done in two stages. First place the NOOC jumper in the appropriate position to set the hub’s

descriptor (see Table 5-2).

Table 5-2: Overcurrent Detection Selection Using NOOC

Then, desolder R28, R29, R30 and R31, and solder R32, R33, R34 and R36 on the PCB (see

schematics).

As a lower cost alternative, there are provisions on the board to use polyswitches to handle

overcurrent conditions. In this case the port switching transistors are bypassed. If this solution is

preferred, then the overcurrent detection circuit inside the chip must be switched to the digital

mode

Table 5-3: Mode Selection Using ADOC

*—

Default

settings.

5.5. Power Supply

This hub demo board can be used as a self-powered USB hub. When used as a self-powered hub,

use the provided power supply.

The SW1 switch sets the powering mode in the hub’s descriptors; see Table 5-4.

NOOC Overcurrent Detection Logic State

ON YES 0 (LOW)

OFF NO 1 (HIGH)

ADOC Mode Logic State

ON Digital 0 (LOW)

OFF Analog* 1 (HIGH)

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Table 5-4: Power Mode Selection Using SW1

*—

Default

settings.

Figure 5-1: Windows Reporting of the Self-Powered Mode

5.6. I

2

C-Bus Interface

The ISP1520 can use either its USB descriptors from the internal ROM, or from an external I

2

C-

bus

TM

EEPROM or microcontroller. Mode selection is done through jumpers J1and J2 (see Table

5-5:).

Table 5-5: Mode Selection Using J1 and I2

*—Default settings.

SW1 Power Mode

S

Self-powered*

B

Ignore

J1 J2 Mode SCL SDA

ON ON

Internal ROM LOW LOW

OFF OFF

I

2

C-bus EEPROM* HIGH HIGH

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An external I

2

C-bus controller acting as a master can also be used to update hub descriptors

through the J42 connector.

The J10 jumper is connected to the “Write Protect” pin of the I

2

C-bus EEPROM. The Hub

Controller and the EEPROM have different I

2

C-bus device addresses. To program this IC

on-board, select the jumper according to Table 5-6. It is recommended that you program the

I

2

C-bus EEPROM before connecting the hub to USB through the USB host.

For convenience, the hub demo board is equipped with a socket for this component, allowing

easy programming using a universal EPROM programmer as well.

Table 5-6: EEPROM Programming

6. Schematics

J10 WP_N

ON Write enable

OFF Write protect

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

D D

C C

B B

A A

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A1

D-

A2

D+

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A4

CHASSIS

A5

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A6

D-

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B1

GND

B4

CHASSIS

B5

CHASSIS

B6

USB_D OWN

USB1

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C11

15KR18

15KR19

SDA

5

SCL

6

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7

VCC

8

A0

1

A1

2

A2

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GND

4

AT24C01

U1 5

1K 5, 5 %

R10

12K, 1 %

R11

V3.3REG

1

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12MHz

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22pF

C9

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15KR23

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A2

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A5

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USB_D OWN

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15KR21

15KR24

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100KR14

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R16

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DP1

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1

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DC_IN

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1

D-

2

D+

3

GND

4

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5

USB_UP

USB0

DM4

DP4

DM3

DP3

DM2

DP2

DM1

DP1

DM0

DP0

S1

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S2

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5 6

SP/BP#

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R13

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0. 1uFC2

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I/O1

2

I/O2

3

REF2

4

HEADER 3

ESD 2

REF1

1

I/O1

2

I/O2

3

REF2

4

HEADER 3

ESD 3

REF1

1

I/O1

2

I/O2

3

REF2

4

HEADER 3

ESD 4

REF1

1

I/O1

2

I/O2

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4

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VBUS1

VBUS2

VBUS3

VBUS4

VBUS1

VBUS2

VBUS3

VBUS4

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R35

J10

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R32

POLYSWITCH

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VDN

NC

R34

POLYSWITCH

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NC

R33

POLYSWITCH

F2

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R36

POLYSWITCH

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VDN

JUMPER

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RESET

31

HP

17

PSW4

26

PSW3

28

PSW2

30

PSW1

20

OC4

25

OC3

27

OC2

29

OC1

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SP/BP

18

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NOOC

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GRN1

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GRN2

54

GRN3

52

GRN4

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61

AM B2

55

AM B3

53

AM B4

51

HU BGL

62

SCL

63

SDA

64

DP4

48

DM4

47

DP3

44

DM3

43

DP2

37

DM2

36

DP1

16

DM1

15

DP0

4

DM0

3

XTAL1

33

XTAL2

34

RPU

5

RREF

7

DGND

21

DGND

22

DGND

58

DGND

59

AGND

2

AGND

6

AGND

10

AGND

14

AGND

35

AGND

40

AGND

42

AGND

46

VCC5

24

VCC5

56

VCC4

41

VCC1

39

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VCC1

9

VCC4

11

VCC2

13

VCC3

23

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38

VCC2

45

TE ST_H IGH

12

VCC3

57

Qrp u N PN

5K6

RVbus

VBUS

Alternative solution for OC

Solder R32 to disable OC detection for port1

Solder R33 to disable OC detection for port2

Solder R34 to disable OC detection for port3

Solder R36 to disable OC detection for port4

Analog OC : No JUMPER

Digital OC : JUMPER

OC protectio n : No JUMPER

No OC protection : JUMPER

No EEPROM used: J1 & J2

EEPROM used: No J1 & J2

J5 & J6 : To disable port#3 & port#4

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Component Placement

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Layer 1: Top Routing

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Layer 2: Ground Planes

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Layer3: Power Planes

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Layer 4: Bottom Routing

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7. Installing the Board

Assuming that you have already installed the USB host adapter (including drivers) on a computer

running Windows, installing the hub is fairly simple.

1. Plug in power from the power supply to the hub. The power supply must meet the

requirements specified in Section 4.

2. Plug a USB cable in the USB0 port, and connect the other end of the cable to the USB host.

After a while the GoodLink LED (D15) will start to blink. This indicates that the

enumeration process has successfully completed and the hub is now ready for use.

You can check the driver installation in the Device Manager window. To check whether the hub

is correctly installed in high-speed, select the View-Devices by connection command in the

Device Manager window.

3. Plug in devices at the downstream facing ports.

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8. Bill of Materials for the ISP1520 Hub demo board

9. References

• Universal Serial Bus Specification Rev. 2.0 (http://www.usb.org/)

• ISP1520 Hi-Speed Universal Serial Bus hub controller data sheet.

Part Type Designator Footprint Description

0.1 F C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 C6 C7 C20 0603C Capacitor

0 Ώ R105 R32 R34 R31 R29 R30 R28 R33 R36 0603R —

1.5 kΏ, 5% R10 0603R —

1 F C10 REC1-2 Electrolytic capacitor

2.2 kΏ R16 R17 0603R —

10 kΏ R12 R13 0603R —

10 F C15 REC1-2 Electrolytic capacitor

12 kΏ, 1% R11 0603R —

12 MHz X1 XTAL7 Crystal

15 kΏ R20 R19 R18 R25 R22 R24 R23 R21 0603R —

22 pF C9 C8 0603C Capacitor

22 F C16 REC1-2 Electrolytic capacitor

100 kΏ R14 R15 R37 R5 R35 0603R —

100 F C11 C14 C12 C13 REC15-3 Electrolytic capacitor

330 Ώ R9 0603R —

AT24C01 U15 DIP8 —

BLM41P600S L1 1206CUST —

DC_IN PWR_C1 DC-JACK2 —

HEADER 3 ESD1 ESD2 ESD5 ESD4 ESD3 SOT-143 ESD protection *

ISP1520_LQFP64 U1 LQFP64 —

J1 J10 J1 RAD0.1 Jumper

J5 J5 RAD0.1 Jumper

J6 J6 RAD0.1 Jumper

J16 J2 RAD0.1 Jumper

JUMPER NOOC ADOC RAD0.1 Jumper

NCP1117 U2 TO-263/D2PAK —

NTHD5905T1 Q1 Q2 CHIPFET Logic level dual P-channel

MOSFET

POLYSWITCH F4 F2 F3 F1 POLYSWITCH —

RED D15 LED3 —

SIP_4P J42 PS24254-4 Connector

SP/BP# SW1 DIP6 —

USB_DOWN USB2 USB1 USB-TYPEA-737745 —

USB_UP USB0 USB-TYPEB —

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