USB Isochronous Transfer

When to Use

Isochronous transfer is a transfer mode in which data is transferred in a fixed time window through the USB protocol. This ensures the timing stability and low latency of data streams, but allows a small amount of data loss (such as video frame loss and audio noise). This transfer mode is applicable to scenarios that have high requirements on continuity and fault tolerance, such as USB headsets, USB speakers, and video conferencing devices.

Preparing the Environment

Environment Requirements

• Development tool and configuration:

DevEco Studio, as the driver development tool, allows you to develop, debug, and package drivers. Download and install DevEco Studio and verify basic operations to ensure that it can function properly. For details, see Creating and Running a Project in DevEco Studio User Guide.

• SDK version configuration:

The ArkTs APIs for peripheral management can be used only when the SDK is of API version 16 or later.

• HDC configuration:

HarmonyOS Device Connector (hdc) is a command-line tool for debugging. It can be used to interact with real devices or the Emulators on Windows, Linux, and macOS. For details about the configuration, see hdc.

Environment Setup

• Install DevEco Studio 4.1 or later on the PC.
• Update the public SDK to API version 16 or later. For details, see Switching to Full SDK.
• Install hdc on the PC. You can use it to interact with a real device or the Emulator on Windows, Linux, or macOS. For details, see hdc.
• Use a USB cable to connect an OpenHarmony device to the PC.

How to Develop

Available APIs

For details about the APIs of device management and transfer modes, see @ohos.usbManager (USB Manager).

How to Develop

Connect a host to a device and use the usbSubmitTransfer API to transfer data. The following steps describe how to implement an interrupt transfer:

1. Import modules.

   // Import the usbManager module.
   import { usbManager } from '@kit.BasicServicesKit';
   

2. Obtain the USB device list.

   // Obtain the list of USB devices connected to the host.
   let usbDevices: Array<usbManager.USBDevice> = usbManager.getDevices();
   console.info('usbDevices: ', JSON.stringify(usbDevices));
   if(usbDevices.length === 0) {
     console.info('usbDevices is empty');
     return;
   }
   

3. Obtain the device operation permissions.

   // Check whether the first USB device in the list has the access permission.
   let usbDevice: usbManager.USBDevice = usbDevices[0];
   if(!usbManager.hasRight(usbDevice.name)) {
     await usbManager.requestRight(usbDevice.name).then(result => {
       if(!result) {
         // If the USB device does not have the access permission and is not granted by the user, the device exits.
         console.info('user is not granted the operation permission');
         return;
       }
     });
   }
   

4. Obtain the endpoint for reading data through interrupt transfer.

   let devicePipe: usbManager.USBDevicePipe = usbManager.connectDevice(usbDevice);
   let usbConfigs: usbManager.USBConfiguration[] = usbDevice.configs;
   let usbInterfaces: usbManager.USBInterface[] = [];
   let usbInterface: usbManager.USBInterface|undefined = undefined
   let usbEndpoints: usbManager.USBEndpoint[] = [];
   let usbEndprint: usbManager.USBEndpoint|undefined = undefined
   for (let i = 0; i < usbConfigs.length; i++) {
     usbInterfaces = usbConfigs[i].interfaces;
     for (let i = 0; i < usbInterfaces.length; i++) {
       usbEndpoints = usbInterfaces[i].endpoints;
       usbEndprint = usbEndpoints.find((value) => {
         // direction indicates the request direction. The value 0 indicates the written data, and the value 128 indicates the read data.
         return value.direction === 128 && value.type === usbManager.UsbEndpointTransferType.TRANSFER_TYPE_ISOCHRONOUS;
       })
       if (usbEndprint !== undefined) {
         usbInterface = usbInterfaces[i];
         break;
       }
     }
   }
   if (usbEndprint === undefined) {
     console.error(`get usbEndprint error`)
     return;
   }

1. Connect to the device and register the communication interface.

   // Register a communication interface. If the registration is successful, 0 is returned; otherwise, other error codes are returned.
   let claimInterfaceResult: number = usbManager.claimInterface(devicePipe, usbInterface, true);
   if (claimInterfaceResult !== 0) {
     console.error(`claimInterface error = ${claimInterfaceResult}`)
     return;
   }
   
   
   // When the transfer is of the isochronous type, you need to register a device interface. If the registration is successful, 0 is returned; otherwise, other error codes are returned.
   if (this.type === usbManager.UsbEndpointTransferType.TRANSFER_TYPE_ISOCHRONOUS) {
     let setInterfaceResult = usbManager.setInterface(devicePipe, usbInterface);
     if (setInterfaceResult !== 0) {
       console.info(`setInterfaceResult error = ${setInterfaceResult}`)
       return;
     }
   }
   

2. Perform data transfer.

   try {
     // The communication interface is successfully registered and performs data transfer.
     let transferParams: usbManager.UsbDataTransferParams = {
       devPipe: devicePipe,
       flags: usbManager.UsbTransferFlags.USB_TRANSFER_SHORT_NOT_OK,
       endpoint: usbEndprint.address,
       type: usbManager.UsbEndpointTransferType.TRANSFER_TYPE_ISOCHRONOUS,
       timeout: 2000,
       length: 10,
       callback: () => {},
       userData: new Uint8Array(10),
       buffer: new Uint8Array(10),
       isoPacketCount: 2,
     };
   
     transferParams.callback = (err: Error, callBackData: usbManager.SubmitTransferCallback) => {
       console.info('callBackData = ' + JSON.stringify(callBackData));
       console.info('transfer success, result = ' + transferParams.buffer.toString());
     }
     usbManager.usbSubmitTransfer(transferParams);
     console.info('USB transfer request submitted.');
   } catch (error) {
     console.error('USB transfer failed:', error);
   }

1. Cancels the data transfer, releases the interface, and closes the USB device pipe.

   usbManager.usbCancelTransfer(transferParams);
   usbManager.releaseInterface(devicePipe, usbInterface);
   usbManager.closePipe(devicePipe);
   

Verification

1. Connect the host to a device (such as a USB headset) that supports isochronous transfer through a USB interface.
2. Execute the preceding code.
3. Search for the keyword transfer success in the log. If the keyword is found, the isochronous transfer interface is successfully called.

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