devu-dcd-usbser-mx8-ci.so

Driver for the USB device (peripheral) controller on NXP i.MX8 boards for serial devices.

Syntax:

io-usb-otg -d dcd-usbser-mx8-ci [option[,option ...]]

or

io-usb-otg -d usbser-mx8-ci [option[,option ...]]

Runs on:

QNX OS

Targets:

aarchle64

Options:

fullspeed
Force the device controller into full speed.
ioport=addr
Register the base address of the USB controller. The default is to scan the PCI bus.
irq=num
The interrupt request number.
linkup
Enables the target to be detected as the device controller driver is loaded. This option asserts "SOFT-CONNECT".
linkdown
The link must be manually enable once the USB subsystem is ready. This option de-asserts the "SOFT-CONNECT". This is the default option.
memory=name
Set typed memory name for descriptors. The default is /memory/below4G.
ser=serstring
Override the serial string descriptor with the specified serstring. When you use this option, it overrides the default serial number for this driver, which is xxxx-xxxx-xxxx.
verbose=num
Set the verbosity level (0-7).

Description:

This is the device-side controller driver for USBSER [CDC Serial(ACM)].

You can't run the devu-hcd-ehci-mx28.so driver as a host controller and the devu-dcd-usbser-mx8-ci.so as a device controller at the same time. If you've run devu-hcd-ehci-mx28.so as a host controller, you must first slay the io-usb-otg instance associated with the host controller before you start devu-dcd-usbser-mx8-ci.so as the device controller.

Examples:

Attach to the controller by specifying the I/O port and IRQ. 
io-usb-otg -d dcd-usbser-mx8-ci ioport=0x5B0D0000,irq=299
If you are already running an instance of io-usb-otg with the default resource manager path (e.g., /dev/usb/io-usb-otg), you must use the -n option to specify a different resource manager path. 
io-usb-otg -d dcd-usbser-mx8-ci ioport=0x5B0D0000,irq=299
           -n /dev/otg/io-usb-otg
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