Hello!

I investigated the setup again at last weekend.

Somebody on linux-usb Mailinglist explaind the "failed with status
500000" message. And so i decided to check the waveforms on D+ and D-.
I've discovered that there is a complete impedance missmatch between
the ds2490 and the usb-port of this laptop.
In the datasheet from dallas there are 30pF capacitors recomended
on D+ and D-. But on the Notebook side there are at least 300pf
expected. So i have added capacitors to my circuit at D+
and D- and everything works well now.

The +5V Power Supply on the Notebook (and all other USB hosts
reachable) is turned on as soon as the notebook is powered up.

> USB Power is usually switched, besides from non-standard ports on certain 
> desktop mainboards. The capacitors are *not* loaded as soon as you plug in 
> the device in that case.
> 
> As soon the host controller detects the device speed resistor -- the 1.5k 
> resistor between D+ and +5V if you built your adapter as the DS2490 data 
> sheet suggests -- it reports that incident to the driver and the USB host 
> controller driver turns on power for that port (or not, if no driver is 
> loaded).
Wouldn't this be a chicken and egg problem? The 1.5k resistor couldn't
be detected if the +5V power isn't turned on. And the +5V power wouldn't
be turnd on if the 1.5k resistor isn't detected.....

> saving issues. E.g. a laptop could turn off all USB devices but an external 
> USB keyboard or card reader during STR state.
Yes, but i think this is done by putting the devices into power saving
mode and not by turning off the +5V USB supply. It's done in the same
manner with the ds2490.


Kind regards,
Klaus


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