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Upgrade TinyUSB to v0.16.0, allow dual role operations, fix HS port operations #1116
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Nice work :)
Thanks!
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- Allow running device and host mode on separate ports at the same time. - Allow speed selection of HS port. - Correctly access all host and device class files.
To run the OTGHS port in FS mode the ULPI clock must be disabled.
The HS port can use both the DP and DM or the ULPI signals. All signals *must* be configured for high speed though!
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Had a look at what TinyUSB is capable of now, it doesn't prevent you anymore from running Device and Host at the same time, so I refactored the code to allow generating both.
Also fixed some very embarrassing oversight of not configuring the USB pins for high speed, which prevented the ULPI signals from working. In addition, the HS port can also be used in FS mode, in which case the ULPI clock must remain disabled! This is now correctly being done, together with the GPIO config.
I don't have a way to test host mode, due to lack of the correct adapter. I would do that later and fix whatever is broken then.
TinyUSB changes:
STM32 changes:
all_peripherals
generator to:cmsis:device:peripherals
query.Tested:
Host modeDual Mode