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TUSB2036 and TUSB2077A EVM User's Guide

This document describes the main features and functionality of the TUSB2036 and TUSB2077A
evaluation module (EVM) boards. The 3-port TUSB2036 and 7-port TUSB2077A are USB 2.0 full-speed
hubs.
The TUSB20xx EVM family is a collection of evaluation modules built to evaluate the operation of the TI
full-speed hubs. Each device has its own evaluation module which consist in one USB FS Upstream port
and 3 or 7 USB FS downstream ports. The evaluation modules include all the required hardware to
operate the TI hub on all the possible configuration modes.
No special software, firmware, or drivers are required to operate these EVMs; any operating system with
USB stack support will support any of these hubs.

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Contents
Hardware Equipment .......................................................................................................
EVM Block Diagram ........................................................................................................
Component Location ........................................................................................................
Hardware Description ......................................................................................................
LED Indicators ...............................................................................................................
Configuration Options ......................................................................................................
Bill of Materials and Schematics ..........................................................................................

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List of Figures
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Hardware Required .........................................................................................................

TUSB2036/77A EVM Block Diagram .....................................................................................

TUSB2077A EVM Component Location .................................................................................

TUSB2036 EVM Component Location ...................................................................................

TUSB2036 EVM Schematics

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TUSB2077A EVM Schematics...........................................................................................

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List of Tables
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LED Indicators for TUSB2036 EVM ......................................................................................

LED Indicators for TUSB2077A EVM ....................................................................................

Jumper Configuration .......................................................................................................

TUSB2036 EVM Bill of Materials

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TUSB2077A EVM Bill of Materials........................................................................................

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Hardware Equipment
The following hardware is required for this EVM:
1. TUSB2036 or TUSB2077 EVM (TUSB2036/77A)
2. USB cable with a standard-A to standard-B connector
3. 5-V DC wall-wart
4. PC running any operating system with USB stack support
Figure 1 illustrates the hardware setup.

Figure 1. Hardware Required

EVM Block Diagram

Figure 2 represents the block diagram of the TUSB2036/77A EVM. The board is designed to be powered
from either a 5-V DC wall-adapter or via USB cable power.
Reset

3.3 V
Regulator

5-V DC Jack

LEDs

Power
source
selector

TUSB2036/77A

USB
downstream
ports
USB
connector

Crystal

The TUSB2077A EVM only supports 4-downstream ports when using the USB cable power.

Figure 2. TUSB2036/77A EVM Block Diagram

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Component Location
Figure 3 shows the general location of major components on the TUSB2077A EVM board.

Figure 3. TUSB2077A EVM Component Location

Figure 4 shows the general location of major components on the TUSB2036 EVM board.

Figure 4. TUSB2036 EVM Component Location

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Hardware Description
This section contains descriptions of the external power source, bus power versus self power, voltage
regulators, USB downstream power management, ESD protection, a reset signal, an external EEPROM,
and external oscillator.

4.1

External Power Source

The EVM can operate from a standard DC jack for connecting an external 5-V wall-wart. The wall-wart
should be rated for 5 V with at least a 2-A current rating. The tip of the DC jack has positive polarity. A
wall-wart is not supplied with this evaluation module, leaving it capable of bus power mode by default. In
this mode, only a maximum of 4-downstream ports are supported. If more than 4-downstream ports are
required, a wall-wart must be used.
High-power USB devices require the use of the wall-wart as well.

4.2

Bus Power versus Self Power

The EVM can be configured to operate off the USB cable power (VBUS) or a 5-V wall-wart.
The EVM uses the TPS2111 as a supervisory circuit to automatically switch from one source to another. If
both sources are present at the same time, the EVM will switch to use the external power source.
When the EVM is using the cable power, only low-power USB devices are supported, these are devices
that draw no more than 100 mA from VBUS.
When the EVM is using the external power, high-power devices drawing up to 500 mA are supported on
every downstream port.

4.3

Voltage Regulator
The TPS76333 is used to step down the 5-V source (cable or wall-wart) to a 3.3-V voltage rail required to
power the TUSB20XX.

4.4

USB Downstream Power Management

The USB Specification requires a power management circuit when the USB downstream ports are going
to be actively attached or detached. The EVM uses the TPS2044B for power management, this circuit
provides the 5-V (VBUS) signal to each USB downstream port and it also works as an over-current and
over-temperature supervisor. The TUSB20XX controls the TPS2044B by asserting the PWRON# signals.
When a USB downstream port is drawing more than 500 mA from VBUS, the TPS2044B triggers an OC#
signal to the hub and this de-asserts the corresponding PWRON# signal which, in turn, removes the 5-V
signal from the specific downstream port. The TPS2044B cannot be used as a chip select for
downstream ports by controlling the state of the EN# and OE# signals. This is because when an overcurrent event is present the specification requires the USB host to decide whether or not to apply power to
the downstream port.

4.5

ESD Protection
The EVM implements ESD protection on all the USB ports using the SN75240.

4.6

Reset
The TUSB20XX requires a Reset signal at power up for proper operation, the Datasheet specifies the
timing requirements for the power-on Reset signal. The EVM implements this power-on reset by adding an
RC circuit from the 3.3-V power rail to the RESET# input. The EVM also implements a Reset push button
which can be used to bring the device to its default state at any time.

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4.7

External EEPROM
The TUSB20xx hub is fully operational without any external EEPROM. The EVM; however, implements an
option to populate an external EEPROM to store a custom product ID (PID). If an external EEPROM is
used, jumpers U10 and U22 on the TUSB2036 and jumpers U11 and U25 on the TUSB2077A EVM have
to be set accordingly. See Table 3 for configuration options.

4.8

External Oscillator
The TUSB20xx requires a clock input which may come from a crystal or an external oscillator. See the
device datasheet (TUSB2036 - SLLS372, TUSB2077A - SLLS414) for more information about electrical
specs. The EVM implements a crystal oscillator circuit, by default, and it is equipped with a socket for an
external oscillator. See Table 3 for configuration options.

LED Indicators
LED descriptions for the TUSB2036 EVM are shown in Table 1 and the LED descriptions for the
TUSB2077A EVM are shown in Table 2.
Table 1. LED Indicators for TUSB2036 EVM
LED

LED Color

Default State

Indication when On

D1

Amber

Off

Presence of external power

D2

Green

On

Downstream port #1 is powered on

D3

Green

On

Downstream port #2 is powered on

D4

Green

On

Downstream port #3 is powered on

Table 2. LED Indicators for TUSB2077A EVM

LED

LED Color

Default State

Indication when On

D1

Red

Off

Hub is not configured, a hard Reset is required

D2

Green

On

Hub is configured

D3

Red

Off

All ports are powered off

D4

Green

On

Any port is powered On

D5

Red

Off

A downstream port is disabled

D6

Green

On

No downstream port is disabled

D7

Red

On

The hub is NOT on the SUSPEND state

D8

Green

On

Downstream port #1 is powered on

D9

Green

On

Downstream port #2 is powered on

D10

Amber

On

External power source is present

D11

Green

On

Downstream port #3 is powered on

D12

Green

On

Downstream port #4 is powered on

D13

Green

On

Downstream port #5 is powered on

D14

Green

On

Downstream port #6 is powered on

D15

Green

On

Downstream port #7 is powered on

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Configuration Options
The TUSB2036 and TUSB2077A can be configured with several options like crystal or oscillator source,
ganged or individual power management, and so forth. Refer to the datasheet for a complete list of
configurable options.
The EVM implements a series of headers for all the configurable options, Table 3 shows the default value
and function of each header. The EVM is fully functional using the default settings.
Table 3. Jumper Configuration
Pin header

TUSB2077A (SLLS414)

NA

(Default) Installed: Apply Vcc to the hub.

Not installed: Removes Vcc from the hub

JP1

(Default) Installed: Apply +5 V to the power switch

Not installed: Removes 5 V from switch

NA

JP2

(Default) Installed: Apply Vcc to the hub

Not installed: Removes Vcc from the hub

NA

U1

NA

(Default) Position 1-2: 1.5 k pull-up is connected to 3.3 V

Position 2-3: 1.5 k pull-up is connected to DP0PUR

U10

(Default) Position 2-3: Disable external EEPROM

Position 1-2: Enable external EEPROM

NA

U11

(Default) Position 1-2: Selects 6-MHz crystal operation

Position 2-3: Selects a 48-MHz external oscillator

(Default) Position 1-2: Disable external EEPROM

Position 2-3: Enable external EEPROM

U12

(Default) Position 1-2: Enable over-current protection

Position 2-3: Disable over-current protection

(Default) Position 1-2: Selects 6-MHz crystal operation

Position 2-3: Selects 48-MHz external oscillator

U14

(Default) Position 1-2: 3 ports enabled

Position 2-3: 2 ports enabled

NA

U16

(Default) Position 1-2: NPINT1 = 0

Position 2-3: NPINT1 = 1

(Default) Position 1-2: Uses 6-MHz crystal

Position 2-3: Uses 48-MHz oscillator

U17

(Default) Position 1-2: NPINT0 = 0

Position 2-3: NPINT0 = 1

NA

U18

(Default) Position 1-2: Uses 6-MHz crystal

Position 2-3: Uses 48-MHz oscillator

NA

U21

(Default) Position 1-2: Selects INDIVIDUAL mode

Position 2-3: Selects GANGED port management

NA

U22

(Default) Position 2-3: Pin configuration option

Position 1-2: Selects EEPROM configuration option

NA

U24

NA

(Default) Position 1-2: Selects GANGED mode

Position 2-3: Selects Individual port management

U25

NA

(Default) Position 1-2: Pin configuration option

Position 2-3: Selects EEPROM configuration option

U3

(Default) Position 2-3: 1.5-k pull-up is connected to 3.3 V NA

Position 1-2: 1.5-k pull-up is connected to DP0PUR

J2

Function
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Bill of Materials and Schematics

This section contains the schematics and BOMs for the TUSB2036 and TUSB2077A EVMs.

7.1

Bill of Materials
Table 4 is the BOM for the TUSB2036 EVM and Table 5 is the BOM for the TUSB2077A EVM.
Table 4. TUSB2036 EVM Bill of Materials

Description

Supplier

Part number

Package

Qty

USB connector Series A w/EMI Back Plate(Down-stream)

IO systems

18A121

4-pin thru hole

USB connector Series B w/EMI Back Plate(Up-stream)

IO systems

18B121

4-pin thru hole

TUSB2036

TI

TUSB2036

32-pin TQFP

Dual USB transient suppresso

TI

SN75240PW

8-pin SOP

Quad Power-distribution switch

TI

TPS2044D

16pin SOIC

6MHz crystal

Digi-key

SE2501CT-ND

SMT

10 ohm resistor

Digi-key

P10FTR-ND

1206

30 ohm resistor

Digi-key

P30FTR-ND

1206

169 ohm resistor

Digi-key

P169FTR-ND

1206

348 ohm resistor

Digi-key

P348FTR-ND

1206

510 ohm resistor

Digi-key

P510FTR-ND

1206

1.0K ohm resistor

Digi-key

P1.0KFTR-ND

1206

1.5K ohm resistor

Digi-key

P1.5KFTR-ND

1206

15K ohm resistor

Digi-key

P15KFTR-ND

1206

14

1M ohm resistor

Digi-key

P1.00MFTR-ND

1206

22pF Capacitor

Digi-key

PCC220CCT-ND

1206

33pF Capacitor

Digi-key

PCC330CCT-ND

1206

47pF Capacitor

Digi-key

PCC470CCT-ND

1206

0.01uF Capacitor

Digi-key

PCF1046CCT-ND

1206

15

0.1uF Capacitor

Digi-key

PCF1088CCT-ND

1210

(p346)

1uF Capacitor

Digi-key

PCS3105CCT-ND

EIA size A (Y)

(p336)

4.7uF Capacitor

Digi-key

PCS3475CCT-ND

EIA size A (Y)

47uF Capacitor

Digi-key

PCE3091CCT-ND

Size code C (p306)

220uF Capacitor

Digi-key

P5604-ND

thru hole

Amber LED

Digi-key

P517TR-ND

See datasheet

Red LED

Digi-key

P490TR-ND

See datasheet

Green LED

Digi-key

P494TR-ND

See datasheet

Ferrite Bead Adams magnet products

Philips

CBD4.6/3/3-4S2

SMT

12

Shunts

Digi-key

S9002-ND

Shorts

14

3-pin jumper

Digi-key

S1012-03-ND

3-pin header

10

2-pin jumper

Digi-key

S1012-02-ND

2-pin header

Wall transformer female jack

LZR Electronics

RL30A

3-pin thru hole

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(p376)

(p608)

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Table 4. TUSB2036 EVM Bill of Materials (continued)

Description

Supplier

Part number

Package

Qty

Test points

Digi-key

5011K-ND

1-pin

19

3.3V voltage regulator

TI

TPS76333

SOT-23

Push button

Digi-key

7914G-000ETR-ND

See datasheet

8pin Dip socket

Digi-key

ED60008-ND

8-pin Dip Socket

2N3904

National Semiconductor

PZT3904

SOT-223

2N3906

National Semiconductor

PZT3906

SOT-223

2N3906

National Semiconductor

PZT3906

SOT-223

2Micrel power switch

Micrel

MIC2524

16-pin SOIC

Reference
Designator

Table 5. TUSB2077A EVM Bill of Materials

Item

Qty

Reference

Value

Vendor

Vendor Part#

Package

14

C1,C4,C7,C11,C30,C33,C36,C39,C42,C45,C48,C49,C50,C51

.1uF

Digi-Key

PCF1088CT-ND

1210

10

C2,C3,C10,C28,C31,C34,C37,C40,C43,C46

4.7uF

Digi-Key

718-1147-2-ND

1411

16

C5,C6,C12,C13,C14,C15,C16,C17,C18,C19,C20,C21,C22,C23,C24,C25

22pF

Digi-Key

445-10664-2-ND

0201

C8,C9

33pF

Digi-Key

490-5040-1-ND

1206

C26,C27

1uF

Digi-Key

718-1114-2-ND

1206

C29,C32,C35,C38,C41,C44,C47

22uF

Digi-Key

718-1314-2-ND

1411

C52,C55,C57,C59,C61,C63,C65,C67,C69

0.1uF

Digi-Key

PCF1088CT-ND

1210

C53

0.01uF

Digi-Key

PCF1341TR-ND

1210

C54,C56,C58,C60,C62,C64,C66,C68

0.001uF

Digi-Key

PCF1348TR-ND

1206

10

D1,D3,D5

LED(Red)

Digi-Key

P490TR-ND

0805

11

D2,D4,D6

LED (Green)

Digi-Key

P494CT-ND

0805

12

D7

RUN(Red)

Digi-Key

P490TR-ND

0805

13

D8,D9,D11,D12,D13,D14,D15

LED(Green)

Digi-Key

P494CT-ND

0805

14

D10

ExtPwr(Amber)

Digi-Key

P517TR-ND

0805

15

F1

Fuse

Digi-Key

0603SFF150F/32TR-ND

603

16

J1

SelfPower

Digi-Key

CP-013D-ND

3-Pin Thru Hole

17

J2

JP6

Digi-Key

S1012-02-ND

2-pin header

18

L1, L2, L3, L4, L5, L6, L7, L8

FB

Digi-Key

240-2435-2-ND

2-SMD, J-Lead

19

Q1

2N3904

Digi-Key

PZT3904

SOT-223

20

Q2

2N3906

Digi-Key

PZT3906

SOT-223

21

R1,R3,R4,R5,R6,R7,R8,R9,R10

15K

Digi-Key

P15KETR-ND

1206

22

14

R38,R39,R40,R41,R42,R43,R44,R45,R46,R47,R48,R49,R50,R51

15K

Digi-Key

P15KAGCT-ND

0201

23

R2

10

Digi-Key

P10EMG-ND

1206

24

R12,R53

1.5K

Digi-Key

P1.5KETR-ND

1206

25

16

R19,R21,R22,R23,R24,R25,R26,R27,R28,R29,R31,R32,R33,R34,R35,R36

30

P30AGTR-ND

0201

26

13

R30,R37,R52,R54,R55,R56,R57,R58,R59,R60,R61,R62,R63

510

Digi-Key

P510ETR-ND

1206

27

R64

1K

Digi-Key

P1.0KETR-ND

1206

28

R65

4.7K

Digi-Key

P4.7KETR-ND

1206

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Table 5. TUSB2077A EVM Bill of Materials (continued)

Item

Qty

Reference

Value

Vendor

Vendor Part#

Package

29

R66

1.8K

Digi-Key

P1.8KETR-ND

1206

30

R67

412

Digi-Key

P412FTR-ND

1206

31

R68

51

Digi-Key

ERJ-B2AJ510V-ND

1206

32

R69,R70,R71,R72,R73,R74,R75,R76

1M

Digi-Key

541-1.00MFTR-ND

1206

33

S1

Reset Button

Digi-Key

7914G-000ETR-ND

34

TP1,TP2,TP3,TP4,TP5,TP6,TP7,TP8,TP9

TEST POINT

Digi-Key

A26541-ND

1-pin

35

TP10

BUSPWR

Digi-Key

A26541-ND

1-pin

36

TP11,TP12,TP13

GND

Digi-Key

A26541-ND

1-pin

37

TP14

PWR

Digi-Key

A26541-ND

1-pin

38

U1

JP7

Digi-Key

A31113-ND

3-pin header

39

U2

TPS76333

TI

TPS76333

SOT-23

40

U3

UsbPort1

Digi-Key

A31726-ND

4-Pin Thru Hole

41

U4,U5

TPS2044B

TI

TPS2044

16-Pin SOIC

42

U8

UpStreamUsbPort

Digi-Key

A98573-ND

4-Pin Thru Hole

43

U9

TUSB2077A

TI

TUSB2077A

48-Pin PT

44

U10

UsbPort2

Digi-Key

A31726-ND

4-Pin Thru Hole

45

U11

JP1

Digi-Key

A31113-ND

3-pin header

46

U12

JP5

Digi-Key

A31113-ND

3-pin header

47

U13

UsbPort3

Digi-Key

A31726-ND

4-Pin Thru Hole

48

U15

UsbPort4

Digi-Key

A31726-ND

4-Pin Thru Hole

49

U16

JP2

Digi-Key

A31113-ND

3-pin header

50

U17

DIP Socket for 48Mhz OSC

Digi-Key

A100204-ND

8-Pin Dip Socket

51

U18

UsbPort5

Digi-Key

A31726-ND

4-Pin Thru Hole

52

U20

UsbPort6

Digi-Key

A31726-ND

4-Pin Thru Hole

53

U21

UsbPort7

Digi-Key

A31726-ND

4-Pin Thru Hole

54

U23

DIP for 93LC46B

Digi-Key

A100204-ND

8-Pin Dip Socket

55

U24

JP3

Digi-Key

A31113-ND

3-pin header

56

U25

JP4

Digi-Key

A31113-ND

3-pin header

57

U28,U29,U30,U31,U32

SN75240

TI

SN75240

8-Pin SOP

58

U33

TPS2111

TI

TPS2111

TSSOP

59

Y1

6MHz Crystal

Digi-Key

631-1035-2-ND

Surface Mount

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Schematics
Figure 5 and Figure 6 are the schematics for the TUSB2036 EVM and TUSB2077A EVM, respectively.
TP1

1F

U5

C4

4.7F

0.1F

JP1

2
6
1
5

Reset Button

3
4
7
8

75240

DP

R15

30

27
2
1

OUT1
OUT2
OUT3
OUT4

DP0PUR
DM0
DP0

PWRON1#
PWRON2#
PWRON3#

PWRON1
PWRON2
PWRON3

13
17

DM

DP

GND

USB Type B

RST#

FB
2
1

C16

5
6
26

U10

JP3

BUSPWR

47pF
[NI]

SUSPEND
RESET

EECLK
EEDATA/GANGED
EXTMEM

0.01F
1

31

0.01F

FB R22

MODE

1M

1
U11 JP3
6Mhz
48Mh z

3.3V

NP3

3
25

2
C26

C27

0.01F

30
30
30
30
30
30

U12
OFF

U14

C19

47pF
[NI]

C20

C21

C22

2
FB

C23

47pF
[NI]

0.01F

220F 47uF
[NI]

3Ports

0.01F

33pF

75240

R29

R28

R27

R26

DM

.1F
[NI]

DP

15K

15K

2
C37

33pF

CLK GND
Vcc

OE

C38
47pF
[NI]

C39
0.01F

C40

C41

220F 47F
[NI]

C42

FB

C43

FB10

4
C44

0.01F

R31

FB FB11
1

0.01F

D2

R32

1M

510

3.3V

R36

2 GANGED#

3
1

GANG

IN0

U20
RST#
9346Clk
3

R38
U22
JP3
PIN INPUT EEPROM

1.0K

1
2
3
4

8
CS Vcc
CLK
6
DI ORG
5
DO GND
DIP for 93AA46

3.3V
GND

C49
.1F

PWRON1
PWRON2
PWRON3

5
13
4
12
2
15
7
10

[NI]

IN(C/D)
IN(A/B)
GND0
GND1

FLGA
FLGB
FLGC
FLGD

ENA
ENB
ENC
END

OUTA
OUTB
OUTC
OUTD

LED(Green)
D4

510
R37

2 1

D3

510
510

TP22

U23

U21
JP3

Q2
2N3906

R35

Micrel Power Switch Solution

IDV

510

R34

TP21

3.3V

R33

PWRON3#

BUSPWR#

RUN(Red)

PWRON2#

D1

TP20

U15

TP18

ExtPwr(Amber)

TP19

GND

0.01F

NPINT1-0 Action
------------------------------00
All external ports
01
Port 1 internal, others external
10
Port 1,2 internal, port 3 external
11
Port 1,2 and 3 internal

SUSPEND

.1F 4.7F

+5V

C36

+5V

C48

.1F
[NI]

PWRON1#

C47

C35

C32

.1F
[NI]

C31

DIP Socket for 48Mhz OSC

SelfPower

USB Type A

TP13 TP14 TP15 TP16

47pF
[NI]

G5L-114P-PS-DC5 (SPDT)5A

5V@2.0A

U9

C34

C30

R30

3.3V

TP17

GND

C33

C29

15K

NPINT0

15K

U17

U19

K1

DP

U13

C46

Vbus

DM

22pF 22pF 22pF 22pF 22pF 22pF

C28

6MHz Crystal

J1

15K

Y1

JP3 C45

U18

+5V

0.01F

FB FB8
2
1M

FB FB9
NPINT1

U16

15K

2
3

C25

ON 1

R25

1.5K
6Mhz 1

1
FB6

USB Type A
6

0.01F

R23

R24

30
29

TUSB2036
48Mh z

U2

TP10 TP11 TP12

C24

2Port s

XTAL1/CLK48
XTAL2

0.01F

1M

TP9

C18

# of ports

22

Vcc3.3
Vcc3.3.
GND
GND.

FB FB3

75240

0.1

0.01

7
28

C13

U8

Over Current Protection

23

NPINT0

FB2

0.01F

JP2

47 F
[NI]

R10

3.3V

24

NPINT1
JP2

220F

15K
15K
15K

R16
R17
R18
R19
R20
R21

21

OCPROT/PWRSW

FB

FB FB4

FB7

0.01F

11
12
15
16
19
20

DM1
DP1
DM2
DP2
DM3
DP3

External

47pF
[NI]

10
14
18

OVRCUR1
OVRCUR2
OVRCUR3

C17
Internal

C11

8
7
6
5

FB5
1

9346Clk
GANGED#

Ext M em

C10

32

C9

1
2
3
4

SUSPEND

C8

C12

G D
A G
G C
B G

22pF

C7

C6

1
2
3
4

22pF

TP8

TP7

BUSPWR#

+5V

15K
15K

GND 4

C14 C15

USB Type A
6

15K

15
14
11
10

R11
R12
R13

TP5

8
7
6
5

30

EN1
EN2
EN3
EN4

R4
R5
R7

16
13
12
9

TP4

G D
A G
G C
B G

R14

OC1
OC2
OC3
OC4

TPS2044

U7

DM 2

IN0
IN1
GND0
GND1

R6
169
[NI]

TP3

FB FB1
2

U4

2
C3

4.7F

S1

6
+5V

C2

4
GND NC/FB

C1

1
2
3
4

1.5K

348
[NI]

TPS763 33

1F

8
7
6
5

R9

G D
A G
G C
B G

R8
15K

U6

JP2

2
C5

3.3V

TP2
3.3V

R3

EN

2N3904

R2 10

RST#
5V

OUT

2 Q1

IN

+5V

TP6

U3

PUR

R1 15K

3.3V

U1

1
16
8
9

OC1
OC2
OC3

3
14
6
11

OUT1
OUT2
OUT3

LED(Green)
D5

510
LED(Green)

MIC2524

[NI] : Not Installed

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JP7

3.3V

U1

C2

GND NC/FB

C3

TPS76333

RST#

R2

C26

1F
10

.1F

2
6
1
5

GND

S1

1
2

1.5K

3
4
7
8

Reset Button

IN1
IN2
GND1
GND2
EN1
EN2
EN3
EN4

16
13
12
9

OC1
OC2
OC3
OC4

1 R4
1 R6
1 R8
1 R10

OC1
OC2
OC3
OC4

15
14
11
10

OUT1
OUT2
OUT3
OUT4

15K 2 C27
15K 2
15K 2 1uF
15K 2

2
6
1
5
3
4
7
8

OUT1
OUT2
OUT3
OUT4

IN1
IN2
GND1
GND2

OC1
OC2
OC3
OC4

EN1
EN2
EN3
EN4

OUT1
OUT2
OUT3
OUT4

16
13
12
9

OC5
OC6
OC7

1 R5
1 R7
1 R9

3
DP

15
14
11
10

SN75240

1
2
3
4

DM1
DP1
DM2
DP2
DM3
DP3
DM4
DP4
DM5
DP5
DM6
DP6
DM7
DP7

1
U12

48

MODE

40
41
42

HUBCFG
PORTPWR
PORTDIS

3.3V

2
JP6

C7

30

30

30

1 R28

30

1 R29
1 R31

30

30

1 R32
1 R33

30

30

1 R34

30

1 R35
1 R36

30

30

3
DP

C18

C19

C20

C21

C22

C23

C24

C25

4.7F

22pF

22pF

22pF

22pF

22pF 22pF

22pF

22pF

22pF

22pF

22pF

22pF

22pF

22pF

C34

2 15K

2 15K

2 15K

2 15K

2 15K

2 15K

2 15K

2 15K

2 15K

2 15K

R53

2 15K

2 6MHz Crystal

2 15K

Y1

L3

22F

C36

C35

.1F

FB3

U13 UsbPort3

1
+5V

C9
33pF

C8
33pF

DM

2
3

DP

7
8

JP2

2 15K

1 1

3
U16

8
7
6
5

A
GND3
B
GND4

C17

2 15K

1.5K

LED (Green)

GND1
C
GND2
D

R51 1

R50 1

R49 1

R48 1

R47 1

R46 1

R45 1

R44 1

R43 1

R42 1

R41 1

R40 1

R39 1

R38 1

C16

C15

C14

C13

C12

45
44

XTAL1/CLK48
XTAL2

TUSB2077A

510

GND_EARTH

SN75240

1
2
3
4

GND
GND.
GND..

R52

30

1 R26
1 R27

30

1 R24
1 R25

1 R23

DM

U31

5
24
43

2 D6

.1uF

30

Vcc3.3
Vcc3.3.

J2

LED(Red)

9
46

D5

510

LED (Green)

1 R22

U10 UsbPort2

C33
.1F +5V

C32

FB2

R37

2 D4

22F
L2

C31

510

LED(Red)

4.7F

13
14
17
18
21
22
26
27
30
31
34
35
38
39

2
1

OVRCUR7

LED (Green)
D3

R30

OVRCUR6

EECLK
EEDATA/GANGED
EXTMEM

Default

JP5

3
2

OVRCUR4
OVRCUR5

Ext

LED(Red)

2 D2

RESET

7
8
47

PWRON6
PWRON7

12
16
20
25
29
33
37

Default

D1

OVRCUR3

9346Clk
GANGED#

OVRCUR2

JP1

Gate 3.3V

OVRCUR1

SUSPEND

2
2

U11

BUSPWR

RST#

TP2

3.3V

PWRON7

10

SUSPEND 1

GND_EARTH

PWRON4
PWRON5

22pF

8
7
6
5

A
GND3
B
GND4
U32

7
8

PWRON6

BUSPWR#

C6

C5
22pF
GND_EARTH

PWRON2

PWRON5

GND

8
7

U8

PWRON3

GND1
C
GND2
D

PWRON3

30 2

PWRON4

PWRON1

1 R21

PWRON2

11
15
19
23
28
32
36

DP

PWRON1

UsbPort1

2
DM

PUR
DM0
DP0

U3

1
+5V

15K 2
15K 2
15K 2

DM

2
4
3

30 2

.1F

OUT5
OUT6
OUT7

TPS2044B

TPS2044B

1 R19

C30

C29
FB1

U9

22F
L1

U5

IN1

UpStreamUsbPort

3.3V
C28

C4

4.7F

4.7F
Vcc

3.3V
U4

IN0

4.7F

Vcc
R1
15K

7
8

C1
.1F

R12

OUT

EN

3
4

U28

IN

8
7
6
5

A
GND3
B
GND4

GND1
C
GND2
D

1
2
3
4

Q1
2N3904

Vcc

SN75240

2 1

U2

42 2
R3 15K

3.3V

3.3V
Vbus

TP11
U17

4
3
2
1

3.3V

GND_EARTH
R54

PWRON3

3
4
Gate 3.3V
SN75240

R57

2 2 D9

1
2
3
4

510

TP1

R58

2 2 D11

1
R66
1.8K

1 2
C51
.1F

TPS2111

BUSPWR#

DM

R60

2 2 D12

DP

R61

2 2 D13

1
GND_EARTH

LED(Green)
R62

2 2 D14

4.7F

22F
L6

C43

U20 UsbPort6

C45
.1F

C44

FB6

510

1
+5V

2
DM

LED(Green)
R63

2 2 D15

3
DP

510

C50

SN75240
LED(Green)

1
2
3
4

.1F

GND1
C
GND2
D

A
GND3
B
GND4

7
8

2
3

510

1
2

Vbus

R67
412

1
+5V

LED(Green)

R59
510

R68
51

U18 UsbPort5

C42
.1F

7
8

2
IN1
OUT
IN2
GND

22F
C41

L5

0.01F

D0
D1
VSNS
ILIM

GND_EARTH

FB5

0.1F

C40

ExtPwr(Amber)

4.7F

C53

U30
4.7F

8
7
6
5

510

Vcc

8
7
6
5

C10

C52

1
2
3
4

D10

C49
.1F

U33

4.7K

A
GND3
B
GND4

LED(Green)

1
R65

0603SFF150F

FB8

SelfPower

GND1
C
GND2
D

510

F1

2
DP

LED(Green)

L8

DM

1
GND

.1F +5V

7
8

2 2 D8

LED(Green)

PWRON7

TP14

J1

C39

C38

42

R56

U15 UsbPort4

22F

FB4

510

PWRON6

L4

C37
Q2
2N3906

510

PWRON5

PWR

R55

PWRON4

TP13

4.7F

RUN(Red)
PWRON2
GND

3.3V

510

PWRON1

5V@4.0A

TP12

DIP Socket for 48Mhz OSC

1 2

2 D7

SUSPEND

GND

CLK GND
NC4 NC2
NC3 NC1
Vcc OE

5
7
6
8

8
7
6
5

GND_EARTH

U29

0.1F

22F
L7 C47

FB7

C64

R74
1M

0.001F

0.001F

C65

R72
1M

0.1F

C46

1
C60

C61

0.001F

R70
1M

0.1F

GND_EARTH

C56

1
0.001F

C11

1
0.1F

U21 UsbPort7

C48
.1F

1
+5V

2
DM

3
DP

.1F

7
8

8
7
6
5

CS
Vcc
CLK NC
DI ORG
DO Gnd

GND_EARTH
C57

DIP for 93LC46B

GND_EARTH

0.001F

C62

0.1F

0.001F

R73
1M

C67
0.1F

GND_EARTH

C63

C66
0.001F

R75
1M

0.1F

R71
1M

C58

0.001F

GND_EARTH
C59

0.1F

R76
1M

C68

C69

GND_EARTH

GND_EARTH

1K

1
2
3
4

R69
1M

R64

U25
JP4

C54

GND_EARTH

C55

GANGED#

RST#
9346Clk

U24
JP3

GND_EARTH
3.3V

U23

4.7F
3.3V

[NI] : Not Installed

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