Product Information
Description
View TUSB3210GENPDK GraphicThe TUSB3210GENPDK can be used to evaluate the TUSB3210 as a general purpose USB micro-controller (MCU). This PDK allows ready access to the TUSB3210's GPIO ports via a 50-pin header. It is intended that the user's application will interface to the TUSB3210 via the header. For evaluation of the TUSB3210 as a keyboard controller, please see the TUSB3210KBDPDK. The user is expected to be familiar with 8052 MCU architecture and programming, as well as USB certification requirements. For more information on Universal Serial Bus and certification, logo, and testing requirements, see www.usb.org.
Software/Utilities Available include:
- AppLoader is a Windows-based USB Device Driver that will load binary 8052 code to the TUSB3210. It allows the user to keep the firmware on the PC rather than in an EEPROM on the board. The EEPROM must be removed from the board for Apploader to function. When the device is plugged into the PC, Windows associates it with this driver, which then downloads the firmware to the device's RAM directly. AppLoader has been tested under Win98SE, Win2K, WinME and WinXP. It is intended to be used during the firmware development phase of a project and is not intended for production use. Firmware on production systems should be stored on an EEPROM in the USB device.
- The I2C Header Generator Utility is a DOS-based tool that generates an image file for your I2C EEPROM, using your binary object code and/or custom descriptors as inputs.
- The Sample Source Code can be downloaded if you agree to the online royalty-free license agreement. Objext code comes pre-loaded in the on-board EEPROM. If you will do your own firmware devlopment, a Compiler will be required. Since the TUSB3210 is based upon the industry-standard 8052 microcontroller, there are several compilers on the market that would be suitable. Some examples are at www.iar.com, www.keil.com, and at www.tasking.com.
The TUSB2136/3210 Firmware Debugging Guide is a general instruction guide on how to debug user-developed firmware using the TUSB3210's native 8052 debug port.
The TUSB2136/3210/5052 USB Firmware Architecture 8052 Embedded USB Micro-Controller document discusses the firmware architecture of the TUSB3210.
Additional items needed for EVM use include a USB Montioring Utility and a USB enabled Host computer.
Features
- A resident TUSB3210 USB micro-controller
- Easy access to the TUSB3210 via a 50-pin connector header
- Connection to a USB-enabled host
What's Included
- Data Manual
- Downloadable App Loader
- Downloadable I2C Header Generator Utility
- Downloadable gerber file
- Getting Started Letter
- Populated EVM Board
- Sample Source Code
- Schematic
- USB Cable
- User's Guide
Support Software
Compatibility Issues
This kit assumes that the human interface device (HID) class drivers native to all major operating systems will be utilized. If the HID class driver (or other native class driver) is not satisfactory, the user will be required to develop their own driver.