Manipulate the USB Type-A port on a BeagleBone. More...

Functions
void	toggle (const bool turn_on, const size_t sleep_time_in_milliseconds)
	Turn `ON` or turn `OFF` the power to the USB Type-A port. More...

void	toggle (const size_t sleep_time_in_milliseconds=500)
	Turn the power to the USB Type-A port `OFF` then back `ON` after a short pause. More...

void	set (const bool turn_on)
	Set the power to the USB Type-A port `ON` or `OFF`. More...

void	turn_on (void)
	Turn `ON` the power to the USB Type-A port. More...

void	turn_off (void)
	Turn `OFF` the power to the USB Type-A port. More...

Detailed Description

Manipulate the USB Type-A port on a BeagleBone.

Power to the USB port can be turned on or turned off. Functions such as SG::BeagleBone::USB::toggle() can be used to turn power off, pause for a short time, and turn power back on. This will normally completely reset whatever type of USB device is connected.

Warning: Note that SG::BeagleBone::USB functions such as toggle(), set(), turn_on(), and turn_off() blindly toggles a specific memory location. On a non-BeagleBone computer, this likely has the ability to break things or cause corruption, depending on what happens to reside at that memory location. It is strongly suggested that a check be performed to verify that the computer is indeed a BeagleBone. For example, see SG::BeagleBone::Detect::is_beaglebone_compatible().

Function Documentation

void SG::BeagleBone::USB::set ( const bool turn_on )

Set the power to the USB Type-A port ON or OFF.

See also: SG::BeagleBone::USB::turn_off(); SG::BeagleBone::USB::turn_on()

References toggle().

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void SG::BeagleBone::USB::toggle	(	const bool	turn_on,
		const size_t	sleep_time_in_milliseconds
	)

Turn ON or turn OFF the power to the USB Type-A port.

Parameters

[in]	turn_on	Set to `TRUE` to turn the power on, `FALSE` to turn the power off.
[in]	sleep_time_in_milliseconds	Determines the length of time between when the power is toggled `on` / `off`. If set to zero, the power will be set as described by `turn_on` and wont be toggled further. With values greater than zero, the power will first be set as described by `turn_on`, then the thread will pause for the given duration, followed by setting the power to the opposite of what `turn_on` indicates.

For example, regardless of the initial state of USB power, this code will turn the power off, pause for 1 second (1000 milliseconds), and turn the power back on:

if (SG::BeagleBone::Detect::is_beaglebone_compatible())
{
    SG::BeagleBone::USB::toggle( false, 1000 );
}

See also: SG::BeagleBone::USB::set(); http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24039420/turn-usb-power-off-on-with-beaglebone-black-kernel-3-8; http://stackoverflow.com/questions/37086057/turn-off-power-to-a-usb-port

Referenced by bb_usb(), and set().

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void SG::BeagleBone::USB::toggle ( const size_t sleep_time_in_milliseconds = 500 )

Turn the power to the USB Type-A port OFF then back ON after a short pause.

Parameters

[in] sleep_time_in_milliseconds Determines the length of time between when the power is turned off and back on.

See also: SG::BeagleBone::USB::set()

void SG::BeagleBone::USB::turn_off ( void )

Turn OFF the power to the USB Type-A port.

See also: SG::BeagleBone::USB::set(); SG::BeagleBone::USB::turn_on()

Referenced by bb_usb().

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void SG::BeagleBone::USB::turn_on ( void )

Turn ON the power to the USB Type-A port.

See also: SG::BeagleBone::USB::set(); SG::BeagleBone::USB::turn_off()

Referenced by bb_usb().

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