F75204
6.1.2 Advance CDP Function
The F75204 featured an Advance CDP function to provide an always USB connectivity for
handheld devices. When non-CDP devices are connected to a CDP USB port, some might fail to
make connection with the USB host on a standard CDP port. To solve this problem, the Advance
CDP feature is able to switches the charging port automatically to SDP mode during handshaking, if
the attached device is a non-CDP device. This function can ensure a correct data connection when
non-CDP device is plugged in.
CDP is the abbreviation for Charging Downstream Port, which allows supported devices to do
fast charging (Maximum 1.5A) & data communication at the same time. The advance CDP solution
is able to disable CDP function while attached device is not support CDP function, and re-connect to
the attached device.
6.1.3 Full / Low Speed USB Devices Wake up
Traditional USB host charger may cut off the data linking path then disable the keyboard /
mouse wakeup function. To avoid the situation, the F75204 allows Full / Low speed USB devices to
wake up the system. In order to make sure the wake up function work properly, the F75204 won’t
cut off the D+ / D- data path of USB if the device attached is an full / low speed USB keyboard /
mouse. This feature allows most of keyboard / mouse to wake the system up normally.
6.1.4 External Chip Enable Signal – CEN (or CEN#)
The F75204 is equipped with a digital output signal pin – CEN (or CEN#), which allows users to
control the external power switch. To reduce the complexity, Fintek made this F75204 to supports
both active high / low types of power switch. Using an external strap resistor to deiced the character
of this pin. Table 6.1.3.1 describes the configuration of strap resistor.
Table 6.1.3.1 CEN(#) Strapping
CEN Strap
CEN
Configuration
External Pull-High
External Pull-Down
Remark
High Active System
Low Active System
CEN#
In order to control the Power Switch, the CEN (or CEN#) should be connected to the enable pin
of the Power Switch. The F75204 will assert a signal for 1 sec to cut off the Vbus power, when the
logic input signal level of CB changes from 0 to 1 or 1 to 0. This function is able to emulate the re-
plug of USB device and guarantee that the device has correct contact detection.
The F75204 use CEN(#) pin to reconnect the devices. In other word, when a non-CDP device is
connected to the USB charging port, the F75204 will trigger CEN (CEN#) pulse, and make the device
to reconnect with host in the SDP mode.
CEN: (External Pull-High on CEN(#)_Strap)
If the USB Vbus is controlled by an Active-High power switch, strap the F75204 to CEN
configuration. Then F75204 CEN pin will assert a constant high signal to enable the Vbus Power
Switch. Only when the logic level CB changes, then the CEN pull-down for 1 Sec to temporary shut
down the Vbus.
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