The resources used by the USB device and XUD libraries combined on an L-Series device are shown below:

Note: On the L-Series the XUD library uses clock block 0 and configures it to be clocked by the 60MHz clock from the ULPI transceiver. The ports it uses are in turn clocked from the clock block. Since clock block 0 is the default for all ports when enabled it is important that if a port is not required to be clocked from this 60MHz clock, then it is configured to use another clock block.

The ports used for the physical connection to the external ULPI transceiver must be connected as shown in the table below.

In addition some ports are used internally when the XUD library is in operation. For example pins X0D2-X0D9, X0D26-X0D33 and X0D37-X0D43 on an XS1-L8-128 device should not be used.

Please refer to the device datasheet for further information on which ports are available.

On the L-Series the XUD_Manager requires a reset port and a reset clock block to be given.

Note: module_usb_device and module_xud upon which it depends both support both U-Series and L-Series devices, but the xSOFTip Explorer will only perform resource estimation with the U-Series library.

Note: Also, tools before the 13.0 release do not support automatically changing a target library. Therefore, if using xTIMEcomposer pre-13.0 the Makefile generated will have to be modified in order to compile for an L-Series device. Open the Makefile and add the line MODULE_LIBRARIES = xud_l.