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XferSize is the dimension (in bytes) of the buffer reserved (on the host computer) for the data transfer over the USB channel between one USB FX2 endpoint and the host computer.

PacketSize is the dimension (in bytes) of the data array to be transferred over the USB channel between one USB FX2 endpoint and the host computer. This data array is subdivided into packets of dimension ≤ MaxPktSize = 512 and scheduled for transmission over the USB channel.

XferSize (driver buffer size) Influence1

Given a PacketSize of 102,400 bytes (it can be subdivided into 200 USB packets of 512 bytes), the influence of XferSize (driver buffer size reserved for data communication) on the throughput is reported in the following table.

XferSize (bytes)

Throughput (Mbyte/s)

PacketSize = 102,400 bytes

 

 

4,096 (Cypress Default)

15.6

8,192

20.4

16,384

26.3

32,768

30.2

65,536

34.1

131,072

36.2

262,144

36.7

Table 37: data throughput as a function of XferSize given PacketSize = 102,400 bytes.
To change XferSize in C++, the method
BulkEndPoint->SetXferSize(DesiredValue);
shall be used. Cypress sets DesiredValue to 4,096 bytes by default. This default value is not documented in the CyAPI.lib manual (pag 62 of CyAPI.pdf), but it has been retrieved by using the following C++ instructions:
int XferSizeReadValue = BulkEndPoint->GetXferSize();
cout<< "XferSizeReadValue" << XferSizeReadValue <<endl;

 

 

Given an XferSize (driver buffer size) of 131,072 bytes, the influence of PacketSize on the throughput is reported in the following table.

Packet Size (bytes)

Throughput (Mbyte/s)

XferSize = 131,072 Bytes

512

2.32

1,024

4.25

2,048

7.65

4,096

15.22

8,192

20.35

16,384

25.45

32,768

31.05

65,536

35.34

131,072

37.01

Table 38: data throughput as a function of PacketSize given XferSize = 102,400 bytes.
To transfer the array of data with dimension PacketSize in C++, the method XferData() shall be used.

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