Hello,

AT-Bus with Host Emulation Mode is the only example code we have available for Host Bus Mode.

You can refer to AN_108 Command Processor For MPSSE and MCU Host Bus Emulation Modes to create your own software in any language.

You may find other examples useful:
http://www.ftdichip.com/Support/SoftwareExamples/MPSSE.htm
http://www.ftdichip.com/Support/SoftwareExamples/CodeExamples.htm

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Hello,

Unfortunately FTDI do not have any recommendations for a USB HUB.

TUSB4041I does look like a good choice.

Maybe someone else in this community can provide recommendations?

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Have a look at AN_114 - Interfacing FT2232H Hi-Speed Devices To SPI Bus. It provides details on how to interface and configure the FT2232H to read and write data from a host PC to a serial EEPROM over the serial SPI interface bus. It illustrates, via an example, how to use the MPSSE of the FT2232H to interface with the SPI bus and also shows examples of the read and write waveforms on the SPI interface.

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Hello,

Yes, you can use images and fonts on the same page of your application.

Please ensure that the font data and image data are not overlapping in the RAM_G or overrunning the end of the RAM_G(especially if your image is being inflated from a compressed file and will therefore be larger when de-compressed). It is also necessary to assign the font and your image with different handles.

Does the font work well when used without the image and likewise does the image work well without the font? And if you display other items after the font (e.g. some points or other shapes) do they display correctly?

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Hello,

Please refer to the FT230X Datasheet section 6 USB Power Configurations for some power configurations.

You should either choose a bus powered design, or self-powered design, and nothing in between.

VCC and VCCIO must always be applied at the same time.

You can also use the PWREN# signal (assigned to one of the CBUS pins) which indicates when the device has been enumerated by a USB Host.

The USB Host should also put the device into a low power suspend state, if the USB data bus is idle for >3ms.

Please also reference our Development Modules such as the FT-X Breakout Modules and FT-X Development Modules which can be used for test and development.

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Hi,

Could we ask you to send us the code used to load and display the resulting font along with the files you used for the font conversion (consola.ttf and the output files).

Please send them by email to support1@ftdichip.com as a zip file

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Hi,

Thanks for your question.

When there is no bus transactions on the FT601 for 10 seconds the device will enter selective suspend mode and the driver will suspend the device. Upon entering selective suspend the device will turn off the clock. 
 
This USB selective suspend can be turned off, or the idle interval at which suspend should occur can be controlled by the FT_SetSuspendTimeout API (detailed info can be found in the D3XX Programmers Guide http://www.ftdichip.com/Support/Documents/ProgramGuides/AN_379%20D3xx%20Programmers%20Guide.pdf),but Ive put basic info on the Set and Get APIs below:-
 
FT_SetSuspendTimeout
-          Takes handle and a timeout value in seconds as input.
-          When the timeout is set to zero, driver will disable the suspend feature.
 
FT_GetSuspendTimeout
-          Take handle and pointer to ULONG as inputs.
 
Note: The value for the idle timeout configured using FT_SetSuspendTimeout is valid only for the current instance of the driver. An unplug and re-plug will cause the driver to set the timeout to a default 10 seconds.

Please may I ask you to contact support1@ftdichip.com where we can assist you further with the rest of your questions.

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