SLLU212C January 2015 – December 2023 TUSB211 , TUSB211A
When performing USB 2.0 Compliance Eye-Diagram testing with a Host or the downstream port of a HUB with the TUSB211A, a scenario can occur where the TUSB211A signal boosting is not enabled. This can occur when the test packets are being transmitted before the USB Test Fixture is connected to the TUSB211A. This scenario does not occur during Device Compliance Eye-Diagram testing as the USB Test Fixture must always be connected while testing a Device. This scenario only occurs during the Compliance testing with the USB Test Fixtures and does not affect normal operation with a Host, HUB, or Device.
Closely following the test procedures provided by the scope equipment vendor and USB-IF (links provided at the end of this section) avoids this scenario. Specifically, the USB HS test fixture must be connected prior to executing the TEST PACKETS using the HSETT test tool. Alternatively, if the test fixture is hot-plugged to the Host or downstream HUB port after the command to send Test Packets has already been entered using the HSETT tool, it is necessary to select TEST PACKETS and click Execute again after the test fixture is connected to make sure the TUSB211A detects a compliance test set-up.
The following generic procedure can be used to take the USB 2.0 compliance eye-diagrams. Details are provided in the Test Procedure documents referenced at the end of this section:
USB 2.0 Compliance Eye-Diagrams can be taken on Host, Device, and HUB platform ports configured with the TUSB211A using the EHCI and xHCI High-Speed Electrical Test Tool application provided by the USB Implementers Forum.
Details for setting up and running the application are detailed in the Test Tool Setup Instruction document provided by the USB-IF at the following link:
http://www.usb.org/developers/tools/HSETT_Instruction_0_4_1.pdf
xHCI (USB 3.0 Host) – XHSETT test application:
http://www.usb.org/developers/tools/
EHCI (USB 2.0 Host) – EHSETT test application:
http://www.usb.org/developers/tools/usb20_tools/
Vendor-Specific Test Procedures: