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Posted: Tue Oct 13, 2009 13:27 Post subject: USB on the wrt320n
Hello,
I now that the wrt320n use the bcm4717. This chip has a USB on board. I looked on the Broadcom site, but i don't find any schematic. I there someone that now the schematic.
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Last edited by Masterman on Tue Oct 13, 2009 18:40; edited 1 time in total
Posted: Tue Mar 02, 2010 23:34 Post subject: thread resurrection!
Sorry to bring back this old thread, but after searching I couldn't find anything else on this matter. Has anyone made any progress in this department?
If not, I might be interested in doing so, I have the tools to open one, a multimeter to test, and mediocre soldering skill.
Oh and LONG time lurker, first time poster!
Thanks
i am currently trying to get at least one intact router for less than 10$ so that it doesn't hurt too much when desoldering the BCM4717 and sanding down the PCB area to get a better picture of the copper traces.
supposedly there is a router called AirTies Air 4452 which has also the BCM4717 AND an USB Port installed. I am also trying to get one of these to hopefully be able to follow the traces to find the usb0_dp and usb0_dn contacts of the 4717. _________________ WRT320n -> E2000
Serial access via CP210x USB-TTL
running DD-WRT v24-sp2 (12/24/10) std-usb-nas - build 15962
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Posted: Sun Sep 04, 2016 12:59 Post subject:
this is it.
i finally found a airties 4452, i can confirm that it runs on a BCM4717 AND has a functional USB Port.
The usb data lines run directly to the processor without any additional components (except for one ferrit housed coil thing)
and the pins are
usb0_dn : 2K (K2)
usb0_dp : 2L (L2)
measuring 1.3 Ohm from stripped usb cable (plugged in)to these pads.
now its time to kill a wrt320n any1?
worst case scenario (if there are no connections to these points on the wrt320n/e2000 board) would be soldering to the pins on processor-pcb
BCM4717_USB_b.png
Description:
bottom side of the pcb
Filesize:
2.58 MB
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BCM4717_USB_c2.png
Description:
BGA plates
Filesize:
802.03 KB
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BCM4717_USB_d.png
Description:
top right corner is the usb connector
Filesize:
2.82 MB
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_________________ WRT320n -> E2000
Serial access via CP210x USB-TTL
running DD-WRT v24-sp2 (12/24/10) std-usb-nas - build 15962