Full Speed USB

[shadowmite]

Ok, normally I have answers, but this time I have a question. What exactly is this full speed usb that is by default off?

Try ##FSUSB#

[superevilllama]

hmmmmm wonder if this also has anything to do with USB host support..

[xtatic]

i think as per my experience full speed usb means
USB 2.0 full speed is transferring data at the same speed as USB 1.1 full speed (12Mbps), but uses new protocols that allow for faster devices to be connected to the same hub or system on newer model computers in the market.
Using USB 2.0 high speed devices transferring data at (480Mbps) is the fastest interface that a customer is expected to achieve.

[clockcycle]

Originally Posted by shadowmite

Ok, normally I have answers, but this time I have a question. What exactly is this full speed usb that is by default off?

Try ##FSUSB#

Interesting, have you found any other "new" ## codes?

-CC

NOTE: this is what I found; http://www.usb.org/developers/packaging/ Low = 1.5Mb/sec full = 12Mb/sec hi = 480Mb/sec, perhaps it's for compatibility to force it to "full"..

[xtatic]

Originally Posted by clockcycle

Interesting, have you found any other "new" ## codes?

-CC

NOTE: this is what I found; http://www.usb.org/developers/packaging/ Low = 1.5Mb/sec full = 12Mb/sec hi = 480Mb/sec, perhaps it's for compatibility to force it to "full"..

this site tells the same info as i posted previously...

[clockcycle]

Originally Posted by xtatic

this site tells the same info as i posted previously...

I didn't see your post when I posted mine, as we both posted at 10:36 am

None the less a good link for people to read as it is directly out of the horses mouth.

-CC

[stevopativo]

Originally Posted by clockcycle

Interesting, have you found any other "new" ## codes?

-CC

NOTE: this is what I found; http://www.usb.org/developers/packaging/ Low = 1.5Mb/sec full = 12Mb/sec hi = 480Mb/sec, perhaps it's for compatibility to force it to "full"..

I found what I believe to be every code available on the Touch Pro as there were no others listed in the folder that handles these codes! If you'd like to snoop the folder yourself go to HKLM\Services\PhoneExt\KeyProgram
It's amazing what you can find when you're bored!
I applied my own labels to each one for my own reference so they may not be completely accurate.

##778# - EPST - Advanced Programming
##786# - EPST - Reverse Logistic
##4772579# - RESETs
##37872# - Full Speed USB Mode - Enable/Disable
##8626337# - EPST/Vocoder -
##2539# - EPST/A-Key - Authentication Key
##7738# - EPST/P_Rev - Protocol Revision
##3282# - EPST - Basic Programming
##775# - EPST/PRL - PRL Settings
##3386# - DDTM - Enable/Disable
##33284# - Debug - FieldTrial Debug Info
##3424# - DMR - PORT INFO


Have fun and be safe! Always Back Up!

[nico4k]

Originally Posted by shadowmite

Ok, normally I have answers, but this time I have a question. What exactly is this full speed usb that is by default off?

Try ##FSUSB#

if full speed usb is off by default then, im pretty sure your transfer speed from PC to PPC is still 12Mbps. One key feature i wish about this phone (as the specs say at pdadb.net) is that it can probably do High Speed usb 2.0 (480 Mbps). Meaning it can copy files to the device over USB a whole lot faster than my mogul can...
I would test the speed difference when copying files from the pc to ppc over usb with the settings of ##FSUSB# on and then off...and see if there is an improvement.
(chances are sprint disabled it as they always do something stupid like that).
or
Maybe this feature is enabled automatically when using the USB to PC feature under Settings->connections->USB to PC (which allows you to use your PPC (storage card) as a USB flash drive. (its standard/included in both the diamond/Touch pro).
I will test it today, since i just got news from my wife she just received hers touch pro...

[MadlyAlive]

Tested a 80MB file with TP as a removable disk drive (not through AS).

FSUSB Enabled: 30 Seconds
FSUSB Disabled: 30 Seconds

This was with a Canon miniUSB cable I had extra from a new camera a year or so ago...I don't have the actual TP USB cable with me at work so this cable may not be rated for USB 2.0. However, I thought that any cables manufactured within the last 5 years are all rated for 2.0...

[InvincibleLiving]

Originally Posted by MadlyAlive

Tested a 80MB file with TP as a removable disk drive (not through AS).

FSUSB Enabled: 30 Seconds
FSUSB Disabled: 30 Seconds

This was with a Canon miniUSB cable I had extra from a new camera a year or so ago...I don't have the actual TP USB cable with me at work so this cable may not be rated for USB 2.0. However, I thought that any cables manufactured within the last 5 years are all rated for 2.0...

thanks for the findings this is very interesting.