usb1_core.v

USB v1.1 RTL and design specification

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//  $Id: usb1_core.v,v 1.2 2002/10/11 05:48:20 rudi Exp $
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//  $Date: 2002/10/11 05:48:20 $
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//               Revision 1.2  2002/10/11 05:48:20  rudi
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//               Revision 1.1  2002/09/25 06:06:49  rudi
//               - Added New Top Level
//               - Remove old top level and associated files
//               - Moved FIFOs to "Generic FIFOs" project
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`include "usb1_defines.v"

/*

		// USB PHY Interface
		tx_dp, tx_dn, tx_oe,
		rx_d, rx_dp, rx_dn,
These pins are a semi-standard interface to USB 1.1 transceivers.
Just match up the signal names with the IOs of the transceiver.

		// USB Misc
		phy_tx_mode, usb_rst, 
The PHY supports single ended and differential output to the
transceiver Depending on which device you are using, you have
to tie the phy_tx_mode high or low.
usb_rst is asserted whenever the host signals reset on the USB
bus. The USB core will internally reset itself automatically.
This output is provided for external logic that needs to be
reset when the USB bus is reset.

		// Interrupts
		dropped_frame, misaligned_frame,
		crc16_err,
dropped_frame, misaligned_frame are interrupt to indicate error
conditions in Block Frame mode.
crc16_err, indicates when a crc 16 error was detected on the
payload of a USB packet.

		// Vendor Features
		v_set_int, v_set_feature, wValue,
		wIndex, vendor_data,
This signals allow to control vendor specific registers and logic
that can be manipulated and monitored via the control endpoint
through vendor defined commands.

		// USB Status
		usb_busy, ep_sel,
usb_busy is asserted when the USB core is busy transferring
data ep_sel indicated the endpoint that is currently busy.
This information might be useful if one desires to reset/clear
the attached FIFOs and want to do this when the endpoint is idle.

		// Endpoint Interface
This implementation supports 8 endpoints. Endpoint 0 is the
control endpoint and used internally. Endpoints 1-7 are available
to the user. replace 'N' with the endpoint number.

		epN_cfg,
This is a constant input used to configure the endpoint by ORing
these defines together and adding the max packet size for this
endpoint:
`IN and `OUT select the transfer direction for this endpoint
`ISO, `BULK and `INT determine the endpoint type

Example: "`BULK | `IN  | 14'd064" defines a BULK IN endpoint with
max packet size of 64 bytes

		epN_din,  epN_we, epN_full,
This is the OUT FIFO interface. If this is a IN endpoint, ground
all unused inputs and leave outputs unconnected.

		epN_dout, epN_re, epN_empty,
this is the IN FIFO interface. If this is a OUT endpoint ground
all unused inputs and leave outputs unconnected.

		epN_bf_en, epN_bf_size,
These two constant configure the Block Frame feature.

*/


module usb1_core(clk_i, rst_i,

		// USB PHY Interface
		tx_dp, tx_dn, tx_oe,
		rx_d, rx_dp, rx_dn,

		// USB Misc
		phy_tx_mode, usb_rst, 

		// Interrupts
		dropped_frame, misaligned_frame,
		crc16_err,

		// Vendor Features
		v_set_int, v_set_feature, wValue,
		wIndex, vendor_data,

		// USB Status
		usb_busy, ep_sel,

		// Endpoint Interface
		ep1_cfg,
		ep1_din,  ep1_we, ep1_full,
		ep1_dout, ep1_re, ep1_empty,
		ep1_bf_en, ep1_bf_size,

		ep2_cfg,
		ep2_din,  ep2_we, ep2_full,
		ep2_dout, ep2_re, ep2_empty,
		ep2_bf_en, ep2_bf_size,

		ep3_cfg,
		ep3_din,  ep3_we, ep3_full,
		ep3_dout, ep3_re, ep3_empty,
		ep3_bf_en, ep3_bf_size,

		ep4_cfg,
		ep4_din,  ep4_we, ep4_full,
		ep4_dout, ep4_re, ep4_empty,
		ep4_bf_en, ep4_bf_size,

		ep5_cfg,
		ep5_din,  ep5_we, ep5_full,
		ep5_dout, ep5_re, ep5_empty,
		ep5_bf_en, ep5_bf_size,

		ep6_cfg,
		ep6_din,  ep6_we, ep6_full,
		ep6_dout, ep6_re, ep6_empty,
		ep6_bf_en, ep6_bf_size,

		ep7_cfg,
		ep7_din,  ep7_we, ep7_full,
		ep7_dout, ep7_re, ep7_empty,
		ep7_bf_en, ep7_bf_size,

		report_data
		); 		

input		clk_i;
input		rst_i;

output		tx_dp, tx_dn, tx_oe;
input		rx_d, rx_dp, rx_dn;

input		phy_tx_mode;
output		usb_rst;
output		dropped_frame, misaligned_frame;
output		crc16_err;

output		v_set_int;
output		v_set_feature;
output	[15:0]	wValue;
output	[15:0]	wIndex;
input	[15:0]	vendor_data;

output		usb_busy;
output	[3:0]	ep_sel;

// Endpoint Interfaces
input	[13:0]	ep1_cfg;
input	[7:0]	ep1_din;
output	[7:0]	ep1_dout;
output		ep1_we, ep1_re;
input		ep1_empty, ep1_full;
input		ep1_bf_en;
input	[6:0]	ep1_bf_size;

input	[13:0]	ep2_cfg;
input	[7:0]	ep2_din;
output	[7:0]	ep2_dout;
output		ep2_we, ep2_re;
input		ep2_empty, ep2_full;
input		ep2_bf_en;
input	[6:0]	ep2_bf_size;

input	[13:0]	ep3_cfg;
input	[7:0]	ep3_din;
output	[7:0]	ep3_dout;
output		ep3_we, ep3_re;
input		ep3_empty, ep3_full;
input		ep3_bf_en;
input	[6:0]	ep3_bf_size;

input	[13:0]	ep4_cfg;
input	[7:0]	ep4_din;
output	[7:0]	ep4_dout;
output		ep4_we, ep4_re;
input		ep4_empty, ep4_full;
input		ep4_bf_en;
input	[6:0]	ep4_bf_size;

input	[13:0]	ep5_cfg;
input	[7:0]	ep5_din;
output	[7:0]	ep5_dout;
output		ep5_we, ep5_re;
input		ep5_empty, ep5_full;
input		ep5_bf_en;
input	[6:0]	ep5_bf_size;

input	[13:0]	ep6_cfg;
input	[7:0]	ep6_din;
output	[7:0]	ep6_dout;
output		ep6_we, ep6_re;
input		ep6_empty, ep6_full;
input		ep6_bf_en;
input	[6:0]	ep6_bf_size;

input	[13:0]	ep7_cfg;
input	[7:0]	ep7_din;
output	[7:0]	ep7_dout;
output		ep7_we, ep7_re;
input		ep7_empty, ep7_full;
input		ep7_bf_en;
input	[6:0]	ep7_bf_size;

output [7 : 0] report_data;

///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// Local Wires and Registers
//

// UTMI Interface
wire	[7:0]	DataOut;
wire		TxValid;
wire		TxReady;
wire	[7:0]	DataIn;
wire		RxValid;
wire		RxActive;
wire		RxError;
wire	[1:0]	LineState;

wire	[7:0]	rx_data;
wire		rx_valid, rx_active, rx_err;
wire	[7:0]	tx_data;
wire		tx_valid;
wire		tx_ready;
wire		tx_first;
wire		tx_valid_last;

// Internal Register File Interface
wire	[6:0]	funct_adr;	// This functions address (set by controller)
wire	[3:0]	ep_sel;		// Endpoint Number Input
wire		crc16_err;	// Set CRC16 error interrupt
wire		int_to_set;	// Set time out interrupt
wire		int_seqerr_set;	// Set PID sequence error interrupt
wire	[31:0]	frm_nat;	// Frame Number and Time Register
wire		nse_err;	// No Such Endpoint Error
wire		pid_cs_err;	// PID CS error
wire		crc5_err;	// CRC5 Error

reg	[7:0]	tx_data_st;
wire	[7:0]	rx_data_st;
reg	[13:0]	cfg;
reg		ep_empty;
reg		ep_full;
wire	[7:0]	rx_size;
wire		rx_done;