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Accessing Android Open Accessory
Mode with Vinco Development
Platform
Application Note AN_196
Version Version1.0
Issue Date: 2012-01-20
This application note demonstrates how the Vinco Development Platform can enable the Open
Accessory Mode in compatible Android devices and transfer data to and from the Android
device over USB.
Use of FTDI devices in life support and/or safety applications is entirely at the user’s risk, and the user agrees to
defend, indemnify and hold FTDI harmless from any and all damages, claims, suits or expense resulting from such
use.
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1 Introduction
Android Open Accessory Mode is a new feature added to Android 3.1 (back-ported to 2.3.4). This mode
allows a USB host to connect to the Android hardware allowing data transfer between the USB host and
the Android hardware over USB.
This application note demonstrates how the FTDI Vinculum-II (VNC2) device can enable the Open
Accessory Mode in compatible Android devices and transfer data to and from the Android device over
USB. It illustrates how the VNC2 drivers for Open Accessory Mode (available as of IDE version 1.4.2) are
loaded onto the VNC2 and how a simple application accesses them. It also provides a small Android
Platform application (app) to complete the demonstration.
For development purposes an FTDI Vinco Development Platform and an FTDI Touch-Key Shield are
used.
Vinco is a development module inspired by the Arduino concept and uses the Vinculum-II (VNC2) dual
port USB Host/device IC. Vinco uses a VNC2-64Q package to facilitate 38 GPIO options on 0.1” pitch
sockets. Vinco is designed as a prototyping platform for VNC2 based designs and applications.
The Vinco Touch-Key is a shield that mates with the Vinco module to allow touch pad operation. Onboard
the shield is a STMPE821 device, this is a 8-channel GPIO capacitive touch-key sensor.
Figure 1.1 – Vinco Development Module and the Touch-Key Shield
A Motorola Xoom running Android OS version 3.1 is used as the Android target hardware.
The demonstration shows the ability of the VNC2 to enumerate the Xoom device, interrogate the device
to determine if it supports Open Accessory Mode, then enable the Open Accessory Mode and reenumerate the Xoom.
When the USB link has been established an application running on the Xoom tablet is able to control the
LEDs on the Vinco Touch-Key Shield , while the touch-key buttons can control “LEDS” on the Android
application GUI.
Full source code and precompiled ROM files for VNC2 are provided on an as is basis.
1.1 VNC2 Devices
Vinculum-II (VNC2) is the second of FTDI’s Vinculum family of embedded dual USB host controller devices.
The VNC2 device provides USB Host interfacing capability for a variety of different USB device classes
including support for BOMS (bulk only mass storage), Printer and HID (human interface devices). For
mass storage devices such as USB Flash drives, VNC2 transparently handles the FAT file structure.
Communication with non USB devices, such as a low cost microcontroller, is accomplished via either
UART, SPI or parallel FIFO interfaces. VNC2 provides a new, cost effective solution for providing USB Host
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capability into products that previously did not have the hardware resources available.
VNC2 allows customers to develop their own firmware using the Vinculum II software development tool
suite. These development tools provide compiler, assembler, linker and debugger tools complete within
an integrated development environment (IDE).
The Vinculum-II VNC2 family of devices are available in Pb-free (RoHS compliant) 32-lead LQFP, 32-lead
QFN, 48-lead LQFP, 48-lead QFN, 64-Lead LQFP and 64-lead QFN packages For more information on the
ICs refer to VNC2 datasheet.
1.2 Motorola Xoom
This application example uses a Motorola Xoom as the Android target. It was chosen since it was readily
available and had Android OS 3.1 installed (which is required for the Open Accessory Mode). Other
Android Platforms that support the Open Accessory Mode, could be used instead. Click here for more
information on the Motorola Xoom.
Figure 1.2 – Motorola Xoom Tablet
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Table of Contents
1
Introduction ................................................................................. 2
1.1
VNC2 Devices ...................................................................................... 2
1.2
Motorola Xoom ................................................................................... 3
2
Block diagram .............................................................................. 5
3
Android Application Demo ............................................................ 6
3.1
Requirements ..................................................................................... 6
3.2
Demo Setup ........................................................................................ 6
3.3
Demo Description ............................................................................... 6
4
Source code for the VNC2 Application .......................................... 7
4.1
Android_ACC.C .................................................................................... 7
4.1.1
main() ........................................................................................................................ 7
4.1.2
Iomux_setup() ............................................................................................................ 7
4.1.3
Open drivers/close drivers ............................................................................................ 8
4.1.4
USB_Host_Connect_state ............................................................................................. 8
4.1.5
Android_attach/Android_detach ..................................................................................... 8
4.1.6
Firmware .................................................................................................................... 8
4.1.7
Usb_host_processing ................................................................................................... 8
4.1.8
PWM_Processing .......................................................................................................... 8
4.2
5
Building and Loading the VNC2 Application into the VNC2 Device....... 8
The Android Application ............................................................. 10
5.1
Building and Loading the Android Application into the Xoom Tablet . 10
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Running the Android Application Demo ...................................... 11
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Contact Information ................................................................... 12
Appendix A – VNC2 Application Code ................................................. 13
Appendix B – Android Java Application Code ..................................... 14
Appendix C – References .................................................................... 15
Acronyms and Abbreviations ..................................................................... 16
Appendix D – List of Figures and Tables ............................................. 17
Appendix E – Revision History............................................................ 18
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2 Block diagram
The following block diagram, Figure 2.1, illustrates how the demonstration hardware is connected.
The development PC (red block) is not required when the ROM file has been programmed into the VNC2
on the Vinco Development Platform
PC RUNNING IDE FOR
DEVELOPMENT & DEBUG
USB
VINCO
J7
Debugger/
Programming module
USB Host port
MOTOROLA XOOM
(ANDROID OS 3.1)
CN2
VNC2
VINCO Touch-Key
Shield
PB1
K1
K2
K3
K4
PB2
K5
K6
K7
K8
PB3
PB4
LEDS
Figure 2.1 – VNC2 Open Accessory Mode Demo Block Diagram
The ROM file (and source code) for this project can be viewed in appendix A and is available to download
from FTDI website. The .ROM file can be found in the “debug” directory of the .zip file
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3 Android Application Demo
3.1 Requirements
The Vinco Development Platform (other VNC2 boards with a USB host connector exposed will also
work but a different IOMux setup may be required)
FTDI Touch-Key Shield
Motorola Xoom (other device running either v2.3.4 or v3.1 onwards, of the Android operating
system with support for accessory mode will also work).
PC with the VNC2 IDE Version 1.4.4 or later
USB cable
VNC2 debugger/programmer module (also available from FTDI)
3.2 Demo Setup
1. Connect the Vinco Development Platform to the PC with the VNC2 debugger module via J7
connector to load the .ROM file for the VNC2 application into the VNC2 chip. The debugger
module allows the VNC2 IDE on the development PC to communicate with the VNC2 debugger
port on the Vinco Development Platform. The precompiled .ROM file for the VNC2 application can
be downloaded from the FTDI website and can be found inside the “debug” directory of the .zip
file. Please refer to section 4.2 on how to program firmware into the VNC2 device.
2. Mount the Touch-Key Shield on the Vinco Development Platform with the VNC2 application .ROM
file loaded into the VNC2 chip. When mounting the boards, the connectors should mate perfectly.
3. Connect the Android target ( loaded with the Android application) to the Vinco Development
Platform with the USB cable via CN2 connector (VNC2 USB port 2). The source code for the
Android application can be downloaded from the FTDI website. Please refer to section 5.1 on how
to load Android application on the Android Platform
3.3 Demo Description
This demo uses LEDs, LED1:LED5 and push buttons, PB1:PB4 on Vinco Touch-Key Shield. Java Android
GUI application was developed to create 4 LEDs and 4 push buttons on the Android Tablet to duplicate
the setup.
LED1:LED4 on the Touch-Key shield and 4 LEDs on Android target hardware are controlled by PB1:PB4
on the shield as well as 4 buttons placed on the Android application.
When a push button is pressed on the Vinco Touch-Key Shield or Android Tablet application, toggles the
state of corresponding LED on the Vinco Touch-Key board and on the Android application.
PWM is implemented on LED5 on the shield. This LED is controlled by Volume control bar on the Android
Tablet and demonstrates volume up/down characteristic with varying brightness.
All LEDs, LED1:LED4 and push buttons PB1:PB4 on the Vinco Touch-Key Shield are connected to the
VNC2 GPIOs on the Vinco Development Platform via pin headers.
As all the GPIO connectivity is part of the Vinco Development Platform, the user only needs to provide a
USB cable to connect to the development PC and the XOOM tablet.
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4 Source code for the VNC2 Application
All VNC2 application firmware follows a similar format and most of the code can be “written” using the
VNC2 IDE application wizard. The basic steps are: Initialise device drivers
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Define pinouts
Open ports to be used
Configure ports to be used
Read/write data
Close ports
The VNC2 application source code for this project can be viewed in appendix A and is available to
download on an as is basis from the FTDI website:
NOTE: A Precompiled ROM file is also downloadable at the same address for users not wishing to rebuild
the project. The . ROM file can be found inside the “debug” directory of the .zip file.
4.1 Android_ACC.C
Android_ACC.c is the main firmware file. This file is split into multiple functions.
void main();
void iomux_setup(void);
void open_drivers(void);
void close_drivers(void);
unsigned char usbhost_connect_state(VOS_HANDLE hUSB)
VOS_HANDLE android_attach(VOS_HANDLE hUSB, unsigned char devANDACC,
char *manufacturer, char *model, char *description,
char *version, char *uri, char *serial)
void android_detach(VOS_HANDLE hANDACC)
void usb_host_processing();
void firmware();
void pwm_processing();
4.1.1 main()
Main is where the application starts. It defines the VNC2 core clock speed, loads the drivers to be used
and creates the threads to be used in the application. At the very end of main is the call
vos_start_scheduler();
After this call there can be no further configuration of the device.
4.1.2 Iomux_setup()
Iomux_setup actually refers to the other file in the project, andropid_acc_iomux.c and is used to define
the VNC2 pinout. Most functions can be programmed to appear on different pins. The notable exceptions
are power, GND and the USB ports.
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4.1.3 Open drivers/close drivers
The open drivers function call will provide a handle to each hardware block used in the project and this
handle can be used by subsequent commands to control the hardware. Close drivers closes the handle at
the end of the project.
4.1.4 USB_Host_Connect_state
USB_Host_Connect_State is a function to check if anything is connected to the USB host.
4.1.5 Android_attach/Android_detach
As the VNC2 uses a layered architecture to control the drivers it is important to attach, detach the correct
USB class driver to the USB host port. In this case the android class driver is being attached and
detached.
4.1.6 Firmware
The firmware function is monitoring/controlling the VNC2 GPIO.
4.1.7 Usb_host_processing
USB_host_Processing is the section that interrogates the Android device as to whether it is capable of
supporting open Accessory Mode and if it is, will enable it.
4.1.8 PWM_Processing
As an extra feature the 5th LED can be made to show variable brightness by using the PWM interface of
the VNC2.
4.2 Building and Loading the VNC2 Application into the VNC2 Device
The VNC2 applications codes must be compiled with the VNC2 IDE running on the PC before being
programmed into the VNC2 on the Vinco Development Platform. The debugger module gives access to
the VNC2 debugger port on the Vinco Development Platform through a USB connection to a PC. To build
and load the application simply follow below steps:
1. Unzip the AndroidAccessoryLEDDemo.zip project to a directory on the development machine
2. Open the AndroidAccessoryLEDDemo project in the VNC2 IDE
3. Press the Build button on the IDE ribbon bar under the build tab
Figure 4.1 – Vinculum II IDE Build Button
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4. Click on the “Flash” button on the ribbon bar under the debug tab.
Figure 4.2 – Vinculum II IDE Flash Button
In the IDE Debug tab, the VNC2 that is connected will be shown in the Debugger Interface area as
“VNC2Debugger Module-50” (see Figure 5.2). The Debugger Interface drop down box might have a
different label depending on which debug interface type is in use.
NOTE: Ensure that the drop down box of the Debugger Interface area shows a device is connected
before attempting to flash a device.
For further details please see AN_159 Vinculum-II Firmware Flash Programming and AN_142
Vinculum-II Tool Chain Getting Started Guide or AN_138 Vinculum-II Debug Interface
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5 The Android Application
The Android application source code is developed using JAVA as this is the standard development
language for Android GUI applications. The source code for this application can be downloaded from the
FTDI website.
5.1 Building and Loading the Android Application into the Xoom Tablet
The Android application can be compiled and built using Eclipse tools which is a free compiler available on
the Eclipse website. The resultant ledactivity.apk is then be loaded onto the Android Platform (XOOM). If
a pre-compiled ledactivity.apk file is used, the Eclipse tools are not required. Simply connect the Android
Platform (XOOM) to the PC with a USB cable and load the ledactivity.apk file onto the XOOM tablet.
The followings are required to build and load Android application source code:
A device running either v2.3.4 or v3.1 of the Android operating system with support for accessory
mode. The debugger should be enabled on this unit.
A PC with an Android application development environment installed which can be found from
Android Developer website. Note that the Google API library including support for Android
Accessories must also be present on the development machine if building for 2.3.4. Full details
are available here.
The Android application (android _acc_appl.zip)
To build and load the Android application onto the Xoom tablet follow below steps:
1. Extract the VNC2Accessory demo Android application to a directory on the development PC.
2. Build the VNC2Accessory Java application if desired. If not, the application is supplied precompiled (ledactivity.apk)
3. Enable non-market apps to be installed on the Android device (on our Nexus S this is under
Settings > Applications > Unknown sources)
4. Ensure these settings are applied on the XOOM tablet: Settings-> Applications >Development -> USB Debug is selected to allow the application to be loaded over USB.
5. Connect the Android device to the development PC.
6. Use the Android debugger interface to install the demo application on the Android device
(from a command prompt: adb install {path to application}/ ledactivity.apk)
Further help on using Eclipse to build Android applications can be found here.
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6 Running the Android Application Demo
To run the demonstration perform the following steps:
1. Power up the Vinco Touch-Key shield which is mated with the Vinco Development Platform
with the VNC2 application code loaded into the VNC2 chip.
2. Power up the XOOM tablet with the Android application loaded which is connected to the
Vinco Development Platform via CN2 (USB port 2 of the VNC2).
3. The application on the tablet will start automatically.
4. Pressing PB1 on the Vinco Touch-Key Shield will toggle the state of the left hand LED on the
XOOM application.
5. PB2, 3, 4 correspond to the other LEDs on the ZOOM.
6. Pressing the left most button on the XOOM application will toggle the state of the LED1 on
the Vinco Touch-Key shield.
7. The other buttons on the XOOM application correspond to LED2, 3, 4 on the Vinco Touch-Key
shield.
8. The volume control slider on the ZOOM controls the brightness of LED 5 on the Vinco TouchKey Shield
NOTE: The PC is not required if the .ROM files are loaded into to the XOOM tablet and VNC2 on the Vinco
Development Platform
Figure 6.1 – Running the demo
NOTE: At the time of release, the application source does not provide control of the slider.
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7 Contact Information
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Appendix A – VNC2 Application Code
Source code for this project is provided on an “as is” basis and functionality is neither guaranteed or
supported. The code has been verified as running on a Motorola Xoom Platform, with Android OS 3.1.
The source code for VNC2 Application can be downloaded from FTDI website
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Appendix B – Android Java Application Code
The source code for Android Java Application can be downloaded from FTDI website
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Appendix C – References
The following VNC2 documents and the full Vinculum-II Toolchain software suite can be downloaded by
clicking on the appropriate links below:
Application note AN_181
Accessing Android Open Accessory with Vinculum-II
Application note AN_159
Vinculum-II Firmware Flash Programming
Technical note TN_108
Vinculum Chipset Feature Comparison
Technical note TN_118
Vinculum-II Errata Technical Note
Application note AN_118
Migrating Vinculum Designs From VNC1L to VNC2-48L1A
Application note AN_137
Vinculum-II IO Cell Description
Application note AN_138
Vinculum-II Debug Interface Description
Application note AN_139
Vinculum-II IO Mux Explained
Application note AN_140
Vinculum-II PWM Example
Application note AN_142
Vinculum-II Toolchain Getting Started Guide
Application note AN_144
Vinculum-II IO_Mux Configuration Utility User Guide
Application note AN_145
Vinculum-II Toolchain Installation Guide
Application note AN_151
Vinculum-II User Guide
VNC2 FTDI Web Page
Vinculum-II Web Page
STMPE821 datasheet
DATASHEET CD00186453
Vinco Touch-Key datasheet
Vinco Touch-Key datasheet
Vinco datasheet
Vinco Datasheet
VNC2 datasheet
Vinculum-II Datasheet
IDE Toolchain
Vinculum-II Toolchain
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Acronyms and Abbreviations
Terms
Description
USB
Universal Serial Bus
FIFO
First In First Out
SPI
Serial Peripheral Interface
PWM
Pulse Width Modulation
GPIO
General Purpose Input Output
I/O
Input / Output
VNC1L
Vinculum-I
VNC2
Vinculum-II
DMA
Direct Memory Access
IDE
Integrated Development Environment
BOMS
Bulk Only Mass Storage
UART
Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter
SIE
Serial Interface Engine
CPU
Central Processing Unit
SoC
System-on-a-chip
FAT
File Allocation Table
RTOS
Real Time Operating System
VOS
Vinculum Operating System
OSI
Open System Interconnection
MOSI
Master Out Slave In
MISO
Master In Slave Out
SE0
Single Ended Zero
EMCU
Embedded Micro Central Processing Unit
FPGA
Field Programmable Gate Array
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Appendix D – List of Figures and Tables
List Figures
Figure 1.1 – Vinco Development Module and the Touch-Key Shield ..................................................... 2
Figure 1.2 – Motorola Xoom Tablet ................................................................................................. 3
Figure 2.1 – VNC2 Open Accessory Mode Demo Block Diagram .......................................................... 5
Figure 4.1 – Vinculum II IDE Build Button ........................................................................................ 8
Figure 4.2 – Vinculum II IDE Flash Button ....................................................................................... 9
Figure 6.1 – Running the demo .................................................................................................... 11
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Appendix E – Revision History
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