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--- 2011:arduino_usb_host_shield_20110822 [2011/08/21 19:19] – tomgee
+++ 2011:arduino_usb_host_shield_20110822 [2012/02/04 13:55] (current) – tomgee
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 Circuits At Home 2010 USB Host Shield QC test routine
-   Press any key to continueâ€¦
+   Press any key to continue¦
-   Reading REVISION registerâ€¦
+   Reading REVISION register¦
    Die revision invalid. Value returned: 00 Test FAILED! Test Halted.
 Ã—55 pattern is being transmitted via SPI to aid in troubleshooting
    Press RESET to restart test
-Iâ€™am using USB Host library downloaded with the name felis-USBHostShield-a59ba5b.zip.
+I'm using USB Host library downloaded with the name felis-USBHostShield-a59ba5b.zip.
 I tried to change MAXGPX and MAXRESET to #define MAXGPX 7 #define MAXRESET 8 but problem still persists. I use an ATMEGA 2560 linked to my PC and an external +9V power supply. (SPI pins are correctly connected according to atmega2560 specification)
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 I found the solution, just redefine the MAX_SS constant to 53 after that all tests passed !
-Here is a part of MAX3421e_constants.c:
+Here is a part of MAX3421e_constants.c:\\
-if defined(AVR_ATmega1280) || (AVR_ATmega2560)
-#define SCKPIN 52 #define MISOPIN 50 #define MOSIPIN 51 #define SSPIN 53
+if defined(AVR_ATmega1280) || (AVR_ATmega2560)\\
-endif if defined(AVR_ATmega168) || defined(AVR_ATmega328P)
+#define SCKPIN 52 \\
+#define MISOPIN 50 \\
+#define MOSIPIN 51 \\
+#define SSPIN 53\\
+endif
+if defined(AVR_ATmega168) || defined(AVR_ATmega328P)\\
+#define SCKPIN 13 \\
+#define MISOPIN 12 \\
+#define MOSIPIN 11 \\
+#define SSPIN 10\\
+endif \\
+define MAX_SS 53 \\
+define MAX_INT 9 \\
+efine MAX_GPX 8 \\
+define MAX_RESET 7\\
-#define SCKPIN 13 #define MISOPIN 12 #define MOSIPIN 11 #define SSPIN 10
-endif define MAX_SS 53 define MAX_INT 9 define MAX_GPX 8 define MAX_RESET 7
 Arduinology | June 25, 2011 at 1:39 AMComment Rating1
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 Reaper1412 | July 5, 2011 at 6:36 PM *Comment Rating1
-Yes you can Proof
+Yes you can Proof\\
 pgrunwald | July 7, 2011 at 10:07 PMComment Rating1
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 Can this be used in conjunction with the Arduino Ethernet Shield?
-I have a feeling that it won't work (well), because it uses pin 10 (which the ethernet shield uses as well) -- perhaps it would be modifiable?
+I have a feeling that it won't work (well), because it uses pin 10 (which the ethernet shield uses as well) -- perhaps it would be modifiable?\\
 ITHelp | July 19, 2011 at 1:12 PMComment Rating1
-Did you ever get this to work? We have a project that requires bot the Ethernet shield and USB shield on the same Arduino, and I'm about to take a knife to the USB shield.
+Did you ever get this to work? We have a project that requires bot the Ethernet shield and USB shield on the same Arduino, and I'm about to take a knife to the USB shield.\\
 ITHelp | July 20, 2011 at 10:22 AM *Comment Rating1
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 Hope this helps somebody out, and if SparkFun could do a revision of their board to include a solder jumper to change the SS pin that would be awesome. :-)
-PS: SparkFun: Can you change that annoying underscores-make-things-italic bit?
+PS: SparkFun: Can you change that annoying underscores-make-things-italic bit?\\
 Paradoxial | July 20, 2011 at 1:56 PMComment Rating1
-They should also get rid of the left and right triangle bracket deletion.
+They should also get rid of the left and right triangle bracket deletion.\\
 MountainDude | July 11, 2011 at 10:07 PMComment Rating1
-Will this play nice with the micro sd shield (http://www.sparkfun.com/products/9802) ?
+Will this play nice with the micro sd shield (http://www.sparkfun.com/products/9802) ?\\
 Paradoxial | July 12, 2011 at 1:31 PMComment Rating1
-Unfortunately, it will not. There is a conflict on D8 between the MicroSd Shield's CS pin and the Usb Host Shield's GPX pin.
+Unfortunately, it will not. There is a conflict on D8 between the MicroSd Shield's CS pin and the Usb Host Shield's GPX pin.\\
 wenjiun | July 22, 2011 at 8:11 AMComment Rating1
-Any example code to read/write files to/from thumbdrives?
+Any example code to read/write files to/from thumbdrives?\\
 awall | August 3, 2011 at 8:50 PMComment Rating1
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 Also, the power led on the EWI does not turn on when plugged in (which it does when plugging it into a computer).
-Any ideas on what the problem might be? (I'm powering the Arduino with a 9V power adaptor and the EWI uses a type B USB cable (although I don't think this makes any difference))
+Any ideas on what the problem might be? (I'm powering the Arduino with a 9V power adaptor and the EWI uses a type B USB cable (although I don't think this makes any difference))\\
 Member240709 | August 6, 2011 at 2:36 AMComment Rating1
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 bye, zacharias
+=========================================================
+My Sparkfun comments:
+I can confirm that the Sparkfun Ethernet shield works with the USB Host Shield.
+To make mine work with Oleg's legacy code: 1. Cut USB Host Shield PCB trace
+going to IO pin 10. 2. Wire the PCB trace to pin 6. (this is the trace that used
+to be hooked to pin 10). 3. Change #define MAXSS 10 to #define MAXSS 6 in
+Max3421econstants.h 4. Supply a hefty source of 9 volts to the Ethernet shield.
+Running from the USB power is not enough!!! 5. Run boardtest.pde. Monitor using
+the serial monitor with monitor speed set to 115200 baud (the drop down menu in
+the lower right corner).
+The Sparkfun Arduino ethernet regulator is almost too hot to touch. Using an IR
+thermometer I measured 150 F on the regulator and 180 F on the reverse
+protection diode D1 feeding it.
+===========================================================
+Comments from stan001 on Sparkfun:
+I got V2.0 libraries to work with this Sparkfun USB Host Shield.
+I compared this board schematic to the Circuit@Home V2 board and found the differences.
+The Sparkfun board, MAX3421E RESET pin is wired to pin D7 whereas the
+Circuit@Home V2 board is wired to the Arduino RST or Atmel328 Pin 1.
+I just jumper the D7 to RST on the female header and it "kinda" works...
+Run the board_qc of Version 2.0 libraries and all the test is passed except the
+resets is a bit delay with the message below : \\
+Circuits At Home 2011 USB
+Host Shield Quality Control Routine\\ Reading REVISION register...\\ Die revision 03\\
+SPI long test. \\ Transfers 1MB of data. Each dot is 64K\\ ................ \\ SPI long
+test passed\\ [snip]\\ Resetting oscillator \\ Reset number 0 Time to stabilize - 687\\
+-------------
+stan001 | October 12, 2011 at 10:46 AMComment Rating1
+It will work and I can confirm it..
+Just solder a wire from digital pin7 to reset pin (next to the 3.3V pin) at the bottom of the Sparkfun shield.
+No software changes necessary on V2.0 library..