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USB DMA: how many bytes are received?

Lars Berger

Hi,

I've written a small programm using usb bulktransfer with dma support for the LPC17xx processor. My starting point was the USB-HID example from Keil.

I'm able to tx pkts to the host device and I also get the notification from the dma if the LPC processor received a usb pkt. So far so good: Do you know if there's an option or register where the dma will let me know how many bytes are received?

#define CDC_DEP_OUT 0x02


void USB_EndPoint2 (unsigned int event)
{
  unsigned int status=0;
  unsigned int num, nxt;
  USB_DMA_DESCRIPTOR DD, *pDD;

  /* End of Transfer */
  if(event == USB_EVT_OUT_DMA_EOT)
  {     /* End of Transfer */

    if (USB_DMA_BufAdr(CDC_DEP_OUT) != ((unsigned int)DataBuf + DataInBuf))
    { /* Data Available */

      status = USB_DMA_Status(CDC_DEP_OUT);
      num = EPAdr(CDC_DEP_OUT);
      nxt = UDCA[num];
      pDD = (USB_DMA_DESCRIPTOR *)nxt;

      /* update index to the next dma data buffer */
      DataBuf += DMA_BUF_SIZEOF;
      if(DataBuf == DMA_EP_BUF_SIZE)
         DataBuf = 0;

    }
  }
}

I thought that the USB_DMA_DESCRIPTOR will contain some additional information about the usb-dma-transfer from the host to my LPC usb device controller. Unfortunatley I couldn't found anything helpful in this struct.

best regards
Lars

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  • 0 in reply to Lars Berger

    USB_DMA_Setup() routine fills the "real" DMA descriptor, arranging the fields of the USB_DMA_DESCRIPTOR parameter. Look in this routine closely.

    This code places the DMA descriptors on two arrays, DD_NISO_Mem[] for bulk/interrupt (non-iso) and DD_ISO_Mem[] for isochronous. Non-iso array starts from DD_NISO_ADR (0x20080000 + 128). Iso array follows just after non-iso.

    Each bit of DDMemMap[0] (non-iso) and DDMemMap[1] (iso) indicates if the member of the array, indexed by the bit position, is in-use or not.

    First, USB_DMA_Setup() finds a free member of the array (target DD: DMA Descriptor).
    And then, this routine fills the target DD with fields of USB_DMA_DESCRIPTOR parameter, arranging each field of USB_DMA_DESCRIPTOR so that it matches to real DD.
    Unfortunately, this code doesn't define the "real" DMA Descriptor structure.

    As your code assumes that USB_DMA_DESCRIPTOR would be the real DD structure, it doesn't work at all.

    You'll get the received size using USB_DMA_BufCnt(CDC_DEP_OUT)

    Tsuneo

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  • 0 in reply to Lars Berger

    USB_DMA_Setup() routine fills the "real" DMA descriptor, arranging the fields of the USB_DMA_DESCRIPTOR parameter. Look in this routine closely.

    This code places the DMA descriptors on two arrays, DD_NISO_Mem[] for bulk/interrupt (non-iso) and DD_ISO_Mem[] for isochronous. Non-iso array starts from DD_NISO_ADR (0x20080000 + 128). Iso array follows just after non-iso.

    Each bit of DDMemMap[0] (non-iso) and DDMemMap[1] (iso) indicates if the member of the array, indexed by the bit position, is in-use or not.

    First, USB_DMA_Setup() finds a free member of the array (target DD: DMA Descriptor).
    And then, this routine fills the target DD with fields of USB_DMA_DESCRIPTOR parameter, arranging each field of USB_DMA_DESCRIPTOR so that it matches to real DD.
    Unfortunately, this code doesn't define the "real" DMA Descriptor structure.

    As your code assumes that USB_DMA_DESCRIPTOR would be the real DD structure, it doesn't work at all.

    You'll get the received size using USB_DMA_BufCnt(CDC_DEP_OUT)

    Tsuneo

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