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Extended USB protocol plug and receptacle for implementing single-mode communication
Assignee: Super Talent Tech Corp
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Filing: 2004-04-28
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Granted: 2006-09-19
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Expires: 2024-04-28
Abstract
Abstract Host computers and peripheral devices communicating through extended USB connectors and plugs are disclosed. The host computer and peripheral device communicate via a non-USB communication mode, using the extended capability of the extended USB connectors and plugs. Software and hardware to facilitate such communication are also disclosed.
Inventors
- 👤 Horng-Yee Chou
- 👤 Ren-Kang Chiou
- 👤 Szu-Kuang Chou
Bibliographic Details
Application Number
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Jurisdiction
US
Data Source
google_patents
Last Synchronized
2026-11-01 00:04
CPC Classifications
H; H01; H01R; H01R13/00; H01R13/02; H01R13/26; G; G06; G06K; G06K19/00; G06K19/06; G06K19/067; G06K19/07; G06K19/077; G06K19/0772; G06K19/07732; G06K19/07733; H01R12/00; H01R12/70; H01R12/71; H01R12/72; H01R12/722; H01R12/725; H01R13/648; H01R13/658
Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 43
Claim 1
Independent Claim
424 words
A peripheral device, comprising: a device processor; a first protocol processor operatively coupled to communicate with said device processor, said first protocol processor being configured to process a first protocol; and an extended Universal-Serial-Bus (USB) connector configured to facilitate communication between said device processor and a host computer configured to be detachably coupled with said extended USB connector, including an extended pin substrate having an extended substrate length longer than a length of a pin substrate of an industry-standard Series A USB connector, said length of said pin substrate of said industry-standard Series A USB connector being about 12 mm; and a plurality of non-USB connector contacts supported by said extended pin substrate and arranged in a connector row in a direction perpendicular to a longitudinal axis of said extended USB connector, said plurality of non-USB connector contacts being configured to carry non-USB signals; and a plurality of USB connector contacts supported by said extended pin substrate and arranged in another connector row in said direction perpendicular to said longitudinal axis of said extended USB connector, said plurality of USB connector contacts being configured to carry USB signals; wherein said extended USB connector is configured to be mechanically and electrically compatible with both an industry-standard Series A USB socket and an extended USB socket, said extended USB socket including an extended cavity having an extended cavity length longer than a length of a cavity of said industry-standard Series A USB socket, said length of said cavity of said industry-standard Series A USB socket being about 9 mm and a plurality of non-USB socket contacts arranged in a socket row in a direction perpendicular to a longitudinal axis of said extended USB socket, said plurality of non-USB socket contacts being configured to carry said non-USB signals, and wherein when said extended USB connector couples with said industry-standard Series A USB socket, said plurality of non-USB connector contacts are configured such that said plurality of non-USB connector contacts do not electrically contact either a plurality of USB socket contacts in said industry-standard Series A USB socket or a metal cover of said industry-standard Series A USB socket, and wherein said plurality of non-USB connector contacts being disposed in a longitudinally separate position relative to said plurality of USB connector contacts, thereby preventing said plurality of non-USB connector contacts from electrically coupling with said plurality of USB socket contacts configured to carry said USB signals in said industry-standard Series A USB socket when said extended USB connector is fully inserted into said industry-standard Series A USB socket.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
424 words
A peripheral device, comprising: a device processor; a first protocol processor operatively coupled to communicate with said device processor, said first protocol processor being configured to process a first protocol; and an extended Universal-Serial-Bus (USB) connector configured to facilitate communication between said device processor and a host computer configured to be detachably coupled with said extended USB connector, including an extended pin substrate having an extended substrate length longer than a length of a pin substrate of an industry-standard Series A USB connector, said length of said pin substrate of said industry-standard Series A USB connector being about 12 mm; and a plurality of non-USB connector contacts supported by said extended pin substrate and arranged in a connector row in a direction perpendicular to a longitudinal axis of said extended USB connector, said plurality of non-USB connector contacts being configured to carry non-USB signals; and a plurality of USB connector contacts supported by said extended pin substrate and arranged in another connector row in said direction perpendicular to said longitudinal axis of said extended USB connector, said plurality of USB connector contacts being configured to carry USB signals; wherein said extended USB connector is configured to be mechanically and electrically compatible with both an industry-standard Series A USB socket and an extended USB socket, said extended USB socket including an extended cavity having an extended cavity length longer than a length of a cavity of said industry-standard Series A USB socket, said length of said cavity of said industry-standard Series A USB socket being about 9 mm and a plurality of non-USB socket contacts arranged in a socket row in a direction perpendicular to a longitudinal axis of said extended USB socket, said plurality of non-USB socket contacts being configured to carry said non-USB signals, and wherein when said extended USB connector couples with said industry-standard Series A USB socket, said plurality of non-USB connector contacts are configured such that said plurality of non-USB connector contacts do not electrically contact either a plurality of USB socket contacts in said industry-standard Series A USB socket or a metal cover of said industry-standard Series A USB socket, and wherein said plurality of non-USB connector contacts being disposed in a longitudinally separate position relative to said plurality of USB connector contacts, thereby preventing said plurality of non-USB connector contacts from electrically coupling with said plurality of USB socket contacts configured to carry said USB signals in said industry-standard Series A USB socket when said extended USB connector is fully inserted into said industry-standard Series A USB socket.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
16 words
The peripheral device of claim 1 further comprising a reset circuit for resetting said peripheral device.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
26 words
The peripheral device of claim 1 further comprising a write-protect mechanism, said write-protect mechanism, when activated, prevents a user from inadvertently writing to said peripheral device.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
20 words
The peripheral device of claim 1 wherein said connector row is recessed below a surface of said extended pin substrate.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim
14 words
The peripheral device of claim 4 wherein said connector row consists of 8 pins.
Claim 7
Dependent Claim
32 words
The peripheral device of claim 1 wherein said first protocol is a non-USB protocol, said peripheral device communicates with said host computer using signals transmitted through said plurality of non-USB connector contacts.
Claim 8
Dependent Claim
12 words
The peripheral device of claim 6 wherein said first protocol represents PCI-Express.
Claim 9
Dependent Claim
13 words
The peripheral device of claim 6 wherein said first protocol represents Serial ATA.
Claim 10
Dependent Claim
13 words
The peripheral device of claim 6 wherein said first protocol represents Serial-Attached SCSI.
Claim 11
Dependent Claim
13 words
The peripheral device of claim 6 wherein said first protocol represents IEEE 1394.
Claim 12
Dependent Claim
424 words
A peripheral device, comprising: a device processor; a first protocol processor operatively coupled to communicate with said device processor, said first protocol processor being configured to process a first protocol; and an extended Universal-Serial-Bus (USB) connector configured to facilitate communication between said device processor and a host computer configured to be detachably coupled with said extended USB connector, including an extended pin substrate having an extended substrate length longer than a length of a pin substrate of an industry-standard Series A USB connector, said length of said pin substrate of said industry-standard Series A USB connector being about 12 mm; and a plurality of non-USB connector contacts supported by said extended pin substrate and arranged in a connector row in a direction perpendicular to a longitudinal axis of said extended USB connector, said plurality of non-USB connector contacts being configured to carry non-USB signals; and a plurality of USB connector contacts supported by said extended pin substrate and arranged in another connector row in said direction perpendicular to said longitudinal axis of said extended USB connector, said plurality of USB connector contacts being configured to carry USB signals; wherein said extended USB connector is configured to be mechanically and electrically compatible with both an industry-standard Series A USB socket and an extended USB socket, said extended USB socket including an extended cavity having an extended cavity length longer than a length of a cavity of said industry-standard Series A USB socket, said length of said cavity of said industry-standard Series A USB socket being about 9 mm and a plurality of non-USB socket contacts arranged in a socket row in a direction perpendicular to a longitudinal axis of said extended USB socket, said plurality of non-USB socket contacts being configured to carry said non-USB signals, and wherein when said extended USB connector couples with said industry-standard Series A USB socket, said plurality of non-USB connector contacts are configured such that said plurality of non-USB connector contacts do not electrically contact either a plurality of USB socket contacts in said industry-standard Series A USB socket or a metal cover of said industry-standard Series A USB socket, and wherein said plurality of non-USB connector contacts being disposed in a longitudinally separate position relative to said plurality of USB connector contacts, thereby preventing said plurality of non-USB connector contacts from electrically coupling with said plurality of USB socket contacts configured to carry said USB signals in said industry-standard Series A USB socket when said extended USB connector is fully inserted into said industry-standard Series A USB socket.
Claim 13
Dependent Claim
424 words
A peripheral device, comprising: a device processor; a first protocol processor operatively coupled to communicate with said device processor, said first protocol processor being configured to process a first protocol; and an extended Universal-Serial-Bus (USB) connector configured to facilitate communication between said device processor and a host computer configured to be detachably coupled with said extended USB connector, including an extended pin substrate having an extended substrate length longer than a length of a pin substrate of an industry-standard Series A USB connector, said length of said pin substrate of said industry-standard Series A USB connector being about 12 mm; and a plurality of non-USB connector contacts supported by said extended pin substrate and arranged in a connector row in a direction perpendicular to a longitudinal axis of said extended USB connector, said plurality of non-USB connector contacts being configured to carry non-USB signals; and a plurality of USB connector contacts supported by said extended pin substrate and arranged in another connector row in said direction perpendicular to said longitudinal axis of said extended USB connector, said plurality of USB connector contacts being configured to carry USB signals; wherein said extended USB connector is configured to be mechanically and electrically compatible with both an industry-standard Series A USB socket and an extended USB socket, said extended USB socket including an extended cavity having an extended cavity length longer than a length of a cavity of said industry-standard Series A USB socket, said length of said cavity of said industry-standard Series A USB socket being about 9 mm and a plurality of non-USB socket contacts arranged in a socket row in a direction perpendicular to a longitudinal axis of said extended USB socket, said plurality of non-USB socket contacts being configured to carry said non-USB signals, and wherein when said extended USB connector couples with said industry-standard Series A USB socket, said plurality of non-USB connector contacts are configured such that said plurality of non-USB connector contacts do not electrically contact either a plurality of USB socket contacts in said industry-standard Series A USB socket or a metal cover of said industry-standard Series A USB socket, and wherein said plurality of non-USB connector contacts being disposed in a longitudinally separate position relative to said plurality of USB connector contacts, thereby preventing said plurality of non-USB connector contacts from electrically coupling with said plurality of USB socket contacts configured to carry said USB signals in said industry-standard Series A USB socket when said extended USB connector is fully inserted into said industry-standard Series A USB socket.
Claim 14
Dependent Claim
20 words
The peripheral device of claim 11 wherein said connector row is recessed below a surface of said extended pin substrate.
Claim 15
Dependent Claim
14 words
The peripheral device of claim 12 wherein said connector row consists of 8 pins.
Claim 16
Dependent Claim
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The peripheral device of claim 11 further comprising a reset circuit for resetting said peripheral device.
Claim 17
Dependent Claim
26 words
The peripheral device of claim 11 further comprising a write-protect mechanism, said write-protect mechanism, when activated, prevents a user from inadvertently writing to said peripheral device.
Claim 18
Dependent Claim
32 words
The peripheral device of claim 11 wherein said first protocol is a non-USB protocol, said peripheral device communicates with said host computer using signals transmitted through said plurality of non-USB connector contacts.
Claim 19
Dependent Claim
12 words
The peripheral device of claim 16 wherein said first protocol represents PCI-Express.
Claim 20
Dependent Claim
13 words
The peripheral device of claim 16 wherein said first protocol represents Serial ATA.
Claim 21
Dependent Claim
13 words
The peripheral device of claim 16 wherein said first protocol represents Serial-Attached SCSI.
Claim 22
Dependent Claim
13 words
The peripheral device of claim 16 wherein said first protocol represents IEEE 1394.
Claim 23
Independent Claim
444 words
A method for facilitating communication with a host computer, comprising: providing a peripheral device including providing a device processor; providing a first protocol processor operatively coupled to communicate with said device processor, said first protocol processor being configured to process a first protocol; and providing an extended Universal-Serial-Bus (USB) connector configured to facilitate communication between said device processor and said host computer that is configured to be detachably coupled with said extended USB connector, said extended USB connector including an extended pin substrate having an extended substrate length longer than a length of a pin substrate of an industry-standard Series A USB connector, said length of said pin substrate of said industry-standard Series A USB connector being about 12 mm; and a plurality of non-USB connector contacts supported by said extended pin substrate and arranged in a connector row in a direction perpendicular to a longitudinal axis of said extended USB connector, said plurality of non-USB connector contacts being configured to carry non-USB signals; and a plurality of USB connector contacts supported by said extended pin substrate and arranged in another connector row in said direction perpendicular to said longitudinal axis of said extended USB connector, said plurality of USB connector contacts being configured to carry USB signals; wherein said extended USB connector is configured to be mechanically and electrically compatible with both an industry-standard Series A USB socket and an extended USB socket, said extended USB socket including an extended cavity having an extended cavity length longer than a length of a cavity of said industry-standard Series A USB socket, said length of said cavity of said industry-standard Series A USB socket being about 9 mm and a plurality of non-USB socket contacts arranged in a socket row in a direction perpendicular to a longitudinal axis of said extended USB socket, said plurality of non-USB socket contacts being configured to carry said non-USB signals, and wherein when said extended USB connector couples with said industry-standard Series A USB socket, said plurality of non-USB connector contacts are configured such that said plurality of non-USB connector contacts do not electrically contact either a plurality of USB socket contacts in said industry-standard Series A USB socket or a metal cover of said industry-standard Series A USB socket, and wherein said plurality of non-USB connector contacts being disposed in a longitudinally separate position relative to said plurality of USB connector contacts, thereby preventing said plurality of non-USB connector contacts from electrically coupling with said plurality of USB socket contacts configured to carry said USB signals in said industry-standard Series A USB socket when said extended USB connector is fully inserted into said industry-standard Series A USB socket.
Claim 24
Independent Claim
444 words
A method for facilitating communication with a host computer, comprising: providing a peripheral device including providing a device processor; providing a first protocol processor operatively coupled to communicate with said device processor, said first protocol processor being configured to process a first protocol; and providing an extended Universal-Serial-Bus (USB) connector configured to facilitate communication between said device processor and said host computer that is configured to be detachably coupled with said extended USB connector, said extended USB connector including an extended pin substrate having an extended substrate length longer than a length of a pin substrate of an industry-standard Series A USB connector, said length of said pin substrate of said industry-standard Series A USB connector being about 12 mm; and a plurality of non-USB connector contacts supported by said extended pin substrate and arranged in a connector row in a direction perpendicular to a longitudinal axis of said extended USB connector, said plurality of non-USB connector contacts being configured to carry non-USB signals; and a plurality of USB connector contacts supported by said extended pin substrate and arranged in another connector row in said direction perpendicular to said longitudinal axis of said extended USB connector, said plurality of USB connector contacts being configured to carry USB signals; wherein said extended USB connector is configured to be mechanically and electrically compatible with both an industry-standard Series A USB socket and an extended USB socket, said extended USB socket including an extended cavity having an extended cavity length longer than a length of a cavity of said industry-standard Series A USB socket, said length of said cavity of said industry-standard Series A USB socket being about 9 mm and a plurality of non-USB socket contacts arranged in a socket row in a direction perpendicular to a longitudinal axis of said extended USB socket, said plurality of non-USB socket contacts being configured to carry said non-USB signals, and wherein when said extended USB connector couples with said industry-standard Series A USB socket, said plurality of non-USB connector contacts are configured such that said plurality of non-USB connector contacts do not electrically contact either a plurality of USB socket contacts in said industry-standard Series A USB socket or a metal cover of said industry-standard Series A USB socket, and wherein said plurality of non-USB connector contacts being disposed in a longitudinally separate position relative to said plurality of USB connector contacts, thereby preventing said plurality of non-USB connector contacts from electrically coupling with said plurality of USB socket contacts configured to carry said USB signals in said industry-standard Series A USB socket when said extended USB connector is fully inserted into said industry-standard Series A USB socket.
Claim 25
Dependent Claim
16 words
The method of claim 21 further comprising providing a reset circuit for resetting said peripheral device.
Claim 26
Dependent Claim
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The method of claim 21 further comprising providing a write-protect mechanism, said write-protect mechanism, when activated, prevents a user from inadvertently writing to said peripheral device.
Claim 27
Dependent Claim
36 words
The method of claim 21 further comprising: receiving a reset command from said host computer, said reset command being communicated using said first protocol; and resetting said peripheral device responsive to said receiving said reset command.
Claim 28
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The method of claim 24 further comprising: receiving a read status command from said host computer, said read status being communicated using said first protocol; and initiating communication with said host computer using said first protocol upon receiving said read status command.
Claim 29
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The method of claim 21 wherein said connector row is recessed below a surface of said extended pin substrate.
Claim 30
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The method of claim 26 wherein said connector row consists of 8 pins.
Claim 31
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The method of claim 21 wherein said first protocol is a non-USB protocol, said peripheral device communicating with said host computer via said plurality of non-USB connector contacts.
Claim 32
Dependent Claim
11 words
The method of claim 28 wherein said first protocol represents PCI-Express.
Claim 33
Dependent Claim
12 words
The method of claim 28 wherein said first protocol represents Serial ATA.
Claim 34
Dependent Claim
12 words
The method of claim 28 wherein said first protocol represents Serial-Attached SCSI.
Claim 35
Dependent Claim
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The method of claim 28 wherein said first protocol represents IEEE 1394.
Claim 36
Independent Claim
437 words
A method for facilitating communication with a peripheral device, comprising: providing a host computer including providing a host processor; providing a first non-USB (Universal-Serial-Bus) protocol processor operatively coupled to communicate with said host processor, said first protocol processor being configured to process a non-USB protocol; and providing an extended Universal-Serial-Bus (USB) socket configured to facilitate communication between said host processor and an external device configured to be detachably coupled with said extended USB socket, said extended USB socket including an extended cavity having an extended cavity length longer than a length of a cavity of an industry-standard Series A USB socket, said length of said cavity of said industry-standard Series A USB socket being about 9 mm, and a plurality of non-USB socket contacts arranged in a socket-pin row in a direction perpendicular to a longitudinal axis of said extended USB socket, said plurality of non-USB socket contacts being configured to carry non-USB signals; and a plurality of USB socket contacts arranged in another socket-pin row in said direction perpendicular to said longitudinal axis of said extended USB socket, said plurality of USB socket contacts being configured to carry USB signals; wherein said extended USB socket is configured to be mechanically and electrically compatible with both an industry-standard Series A USB connector and an extended USB connector, said extended USB connector including an extended pin substrate having an extended substrate length longer than a length of a pin substrate of said industry-standard Series A USB connector, said length of said pin substrate of said industry-standard Series A USB connector being about 12 mm and a plurality of non-USB connector contacts supported by said extended pin substrate and arranged in a connector row in a direction perpendicular to a longitudinal axis of said extended USB connector, said plurality of non-USB connector contacts being configured to carry said non-USB signals, and wherein when said extended USB socket couples with said industry-standard Series A USB connector, said plurality of non-USB socket contacts are configured such that said plurality of non-USB socket contacts do not electrically contact either a plurality of USB connector contacts in said industry-standard Series A USB connector or a metal cover of said industry-standard Series A USB connector, and wherein said plurality of non-USB socket contacts being disposed in a longitudinally separate position relative to said plurality of USB socket contacts, thereby preventing said plurality of non-USB socket contacts from electrically coupling with said plurality of USB connector contacts configured to carry said USB signals in said industry-standard Series A USB connector when said industry-standard Series A USB connector is fully inserted into said extended USB socket.
Claim 37
Independent Claim
437 words
A method for facilitating communication with a peripheral device, comprising: providing a host computer including providing a host processor; providing a first non-USB (Universal-Serial-Bus) protocol processor operatively coupled to communicate with said host processor, said first protocol processor being configured to process a non-USB protocol; and providing an extended Universal-Serial-Bus (USB) socket configured to facilitate communication between said host processor and an external device configured to be detachably coupled with said extended USB socket, said extended USB socket including an extended cavity having an extended cavity length longer than a length of a cavity of an industry-standard Series A USB socket, said length of said cavity of said industry-standard Series A USB socket being about 9 mm, and a plurality of non-USB socket contacts arranged in a socket-pin row in a direction perpendicular to a longitudinal axis of said extended USB socket, said plurality of non-USB socket contacts being configured to carry non-USB signals; and a plurality of USB socket contacts arranged in another socket-pin row in said direction perpendicular to said longitudinal axis of said extended USB socket, said plurality of USB socket contacts being configured to carry USB signals; wherein said extended USB socket is configured to be mechanically and electrically compatible with both an industry-standard Series A USB connector and an extended USB connector, said extended USB connector including an extended pin substrate having an extended substrate length longer than a length of a pin substrate of said industry-standard Series A USB connector, said length of said pin substrate of said industry-standard Series A USB connector being about 12 mm and a plurality of non-USB connector contacts supported by said extended pin substrate and arranged in a connector row in a direction perpendicular to a longitudinal axis of said extended USB connector, said plurality of non-USB connector contacts being configured to carry said non-USB signals, and wherein when said extended USB socket couples with said industry-standard Series A USB connector, said plurality of non-USB socket contacts are configured such that said plurality of non-USB socket contacts do not electrically contact either a plurality of USB connector contacts in said industry-standard Series A USB connector or a metal cover of said industry-standard Series A USB connector, and wherein said plurality of non-USB socket contacts being disposed in a longitudinally separate position relative to said plurality of USB socket contacts, thereby preventing said plurality of non-USB socket contacts from electrically coupling with said plurality of USB connector contacts configured to carry said USB signals in said industry-standard Series A USB connector when said industry-standard Series A USB connector is fully inserted into said extended USB socket.
Claim 38
Dependent Claim
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The method of claim 33 wherein said non-USB protocol represents PCI-Express.
Claim 39
Dependent Claim
12 words
The method of claim 33 wherein said non-USB protocol represents Serial ATA.
Claim 40
Dependent Claim
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The method of claim 33 wherein said non-USB protocol represents Serial-Attached SCSI.
Claim 41
Dependent Claim
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The method of claim 33 wherein said non-USB protocol represents IEEE 1394.
Claim 42
Dependent Claim
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The method of claim 33 wherein said plurality of non-USB socket contacts are configured to form electrical contact with said plurality of non-USB connector contacts when said extended USB connector is inserted into said extended USB socket, said plurality of non-USB connector contacts being recessed below a surface of said extended pin substrate.
Claim 43
Dependent Claim
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The method of claim 38 wherein said socket-pin row consists of 8 pins.
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