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97 lines
3.2 KiB
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config USB_MTK_HDRC
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tristate "MediaTek MUSB support"
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select USB_GADGET_SELECTED
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select USB_GADGET_DUALSPEED
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help
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Say Y here if your system has a high speed USB
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controller based on the MTK MUSB IP. Then
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configure options to match your silicon and the board
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it's being used with, including the USB peripheral role,
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or the USB host role, or both.
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config MTK_MUSB_QMU_SUPPORT
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bool "QMU Transfer mode of MediaTek MUSB"
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depends on USB_MTK_HDRC
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help
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Say Y here if your system has a QMU capability for USB
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controller based on the MTK MUSB IP.
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QMU is some kind of enhanced DMA mode by HW queeu rather
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than SW queue to reduce SW effort.
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config MTK_MUSB_QMU_PURE_ZLP_SUPPORT
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bool "Transfer ZLP by GDP of MediaTek MUSB"
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depends on MTK_MUSB_QMU_SUPPORT
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help
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Say Y here if QMU IP supports sending zero
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length packet(ZLP) by setting ZLP flag in GDP
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and the driver can enable by internal register.
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After MT6763 should support this feature.
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config MTK_MUSB_DRV_36BIT
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tristate "MediaTek MUSB 36bits addressing support"
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default n
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help
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This selects the MediaTek MUSB support 36-bits
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address accessing.
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Say Y here if you want to enable 36-bits addressing support.
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If unsure, say N.
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config USB_MTK_OTG
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bool "MediaTek MUSB OTG support"
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help
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Enable Mediatek USB Host OTG detection mechanism
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and USB-IF Compliance Test Program.
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1. IDDIG - OTG cable attachment detection.
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2. DRVVBUS - provides the VBUS for the attached devices
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config USB_MTK_CHARGER_DETECT
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bool "MediaTek MUSB charger detect"
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depends on MTK_USBFSH
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help
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If make port1 enable in mt8163, please open the config.
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When port0 is using, plug in device to port1,
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port0 will get the disconnect. fix the issue, need open
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the config.
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config MTK_UART_USB_SWITCH
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bool "MediaTek UART could use USB DATA pins"
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help
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This is a feature for debugging purpose.
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It uses the USB TX/RX as UART TX/RX.
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A USB to UART cable is needed to use this feature.
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Using the UI in the EngineerMode to switch between USB and UART mode.
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After switching to UART mode and connect to the PC with a USB to UART cable,
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you can connect to a Virtual COM port on the PC and get the log output to the UART console.
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config MTK_MUSB_CARPLAY_SUPPORT
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bool "MediaTek MUSB Carplay support"
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help
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Say Y here if your want to use carplay.
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config MTK_MUSB_SW_WITCH_MODE
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bool "MediaTek MUSB provide user space interface to switch usb role without id pin"
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help
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Usb host/device/idle mode switch through command, not only depend on ID pin.
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Say Y here if your want to use software to switch usb mode.
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config MTK_MUSB_PORT0_LOWPOWER_MODE
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bool "MediaTek MUSB PORT0 low power mode support"
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help
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Dynamic control the usb port0 clock when PORT1 not exist.
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Say Y here if your want to enable port0 low power mode for saving power.
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config MTK_MUSB_DUAL_ROLE
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bool "Mediatek MUSB Dual Role mode support"
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select USB_ROLE_SWITCH
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help
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This is the default mode of working of MTK MUSB controller
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where both host and gadget
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features are enabled.
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It is better to be be used with Mediatek extcon and tphy support.
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Say Y here if your want to use usb role switch.
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config MTK_MUSB_PHY
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tristate "MediaTek USB20 PHY support"
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help
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MediaTek USB20 PHY support.
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