USB-FILESYS-DIL HEXWAX, USB-FILESYS-DIL Datasheet

DRIVERFREE USB CONFIGURATION, 28DIL

USB-FILESYS-DIL

Manufacturer Part Number
USB-FILESYS-DIL
Description
DRIVERFREE USB CONFIGURATION, 28DIL
Manufacturer
HEXWAX
Datasheet

Specifications of USB-FILESYS-DIL

Usb Type
FAT File System
Usb Version
2.0
No. Of Ports
1
Supply Voltage Range
2.7V To 5.5V
Operating Temperature Range
-40°C To +85°C
Digital Ic Case Style
DIP
No. Of Pins
28
Package /
RoHS Compliant
Summary
USB-FileSys is a low cost USB FAT file system. Its
memory area is accessed by a host controller using SPI
commands, and, when plugged into a USB port,
simultaneously appears on a PC like a file system on a
removable disk.
For low duty configuration and diagnostic applications,
USB-FileSys can use its own on-chip pre-formatted
8kByte flash memory area. For moderate file storage
and transfer, USB-FileSys can be interfaced to
Microchip 25AA1024 EEPROM for 128kByte storage.
For large file storage and transfer applications, USB-
FileSys can be interfaced to SD™ cards, and integrated
circuits with SD™ card interfaces, of up to 1GBbyte.
(Internal and SD options for 28-pin devices only.)
USB-FileSys uses the Mass Storage Device (MSD) USB
profile.
Windows (ME or later), Mac (OS 9 or later) or Linux (4.0
or later). It is available pre-programmed as a 28-pin DIL
package and a 20 pin SSOP package.
Features
Applications
p1 of 10
 FAT12 / FAT16 file system, no licensing needed
 True MSD plug and play, no drivers required
 Works with internal flash memory, 25AA1024
 Partial support for long file names
 USB 2.0 compatible
 Consumer products, e.g. photo frames
 Data logging
 File transfer
 Device configuration & diagnostics
Figure 2
external memory (128Kbyte) and SD compatible
cards and integrated circuits up to 1GB.
It works without drivers on PCs running
Flash Drive
Looks like
26-Aug-10
USB-FileSys / USB-Config
USB
Driver-free USB embedded file system (Previously USB-Config)
Serial Memory
USB-FileSys
Data Store
Mechanical Specifications
Device pinout
8,19 20
DIL SS
20
10
11
12
13
18
22
21
24
26
14
15
27
16
28
9
1
7
4
3
5
Pin
10
11
12
13 MOSI-H
14
15
16
17
18
19
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
MISO-M
MOSI-M
MISO-H
SCK-M
SSn-M
SCK-H
Activity
Sleep#
USB-S
SSn-H
Name
OSC1
OSC2
Media
RST#
PTO#
Vusb
PGC
PGD
Vdd
Vpp
Vpp
HW149-8
Vss
D+
D-
Table 1. Device Pinout
USB-FileSys
Power positive input
Oscillator input
Oscillator output
Media detect
TEAclipper Vpp
Device reset (Active low)
TEAclipper Vpp
Data input from SPI memory
Data output to SPI memory
Clock output to SPI memory
Slave select input from host
Data output to host
Slave select output to SPI memory
Clock input from host
USB Activity Indicator
Data input from host
Sleep control input (Active low)
Power take-off OK indicator (active low)
USB voltage sense
USB supply filter
USB data -
TEAclipper PGC
USB data+
TEAclipper PGD
Power ground reference
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USB-FILESYS-DIL Summary of contents

Page 1

... Summary USB-FileSys is a low cost USB FAT file system. Its memory area is accessed by a host controller using SPI commands, and, when plugged into a USB port, simultaneously appears like a file system on a removable disk. For low duty configuration and diagnostic applications, USB-FileSys can use its own on-chip pre-formatted 8kByte flash memory area ...

Page 2

... USB Voltage Sense This input should be high when the device is plugged into a USB host. Refer to figure 5 for a typical method of deriving this input from the USB supply input. USB Activity Indication Output that can either be used for connecting to an activity indication LED, or for generating an interrupt when an USB write event occurs ...

Page 3

... USB-FileSys, waiting for a byte with a value other than 0xFF. The Write File and Set File Entry commands are each composed of two such Command-Response exchanges. USB-FileSys has been tested with SPI clock rates up to 1MHz. Memory Internal Memory ...

Page 4

... The micro connector pin-out is the same as the mini connector. If 25AA1024 Std Mini – 4 For ultra-low cost products possible to form a USB Type-A plug direct from a circuit board as shown in figure 6. This connector is only suitable for a limited number of insertions (~50 before cleaning is required). USB-FileSys / USB-Config 24AA1024 Vcc Vdd Serial ...

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... Executing Commands While PC Connected Executing commands while the PC is connected is problematic, but possible. USB-FileSys will ensure that the PC and the host do not simultaneously modify the volume. Nevertheless, care should be taken if the host modifies any files while the device is connected to a PC. ...

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... Byte 22-25 26-27 28-31 ‡ Supported by USB-FileSys in certain cases, see Close command Get File Entry By Short Name Same as Get File Entry command, except searches for a file that matches the name and attributes supplied. The first byte of the command is the value 0x04. The next 8 bytes are the file name, padded with spaces ...

Page 7

... It is permitted to open a file more than once simultaneously, for example to copy data from one section of the file to another, provided only one file handle is used for writing to the file. USB-FileSys / USB-Config Format volume Success. Set date / time to 12:00, 1/1/2000 Success. ...

Page 8

... If external memory is used, the creation, modify and access date/time are all fully updated as required. If internal memory is used, these fields will only be updated by USB-FileSys if the directory entry would have been modified anyway. created and when it is closed with a different length than when it was opened.) ...

Page 9

... Table 8. Info Flags Bit Meaning 0 Maximum current draw: 0: Draw a maximum of 100mA from USB (default) 1: Draw a maximum of 500mA from USB 2-1 Activity pin function: 00: High for 100ms on any USB activity 10: High on PC write to any sector 11: High on PC write to root directory entry ...

Page 10

... This data sheet.  Sample host controller source code.  Base controller data sheets (© Microchip Technology Inc)  USB 2.0 Specification (© Intel / Lucent / Microsoft / NEC / Philips 2000)  The FAT File System. (Wikipedia article.) Revision history The following limitations exist with rev 0001 DIL parts. ...

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