Three point usb switching

Question

I'm designing a device that have will play mp3 files either from an internal usb flash drive (not physically accessible to end user) or from an usb flash drive plugged on an external usb port

Also, there will be times where the external usb port will be used to access the internal usb drive Basically there are three situations: 1. Playing from internal drive 2. Playing from external drive 3. Using external port to access internal drive

In other words, there are two switches that must be done: The mp3 engine to switch between internal and external drives The external port to switch between mp3 engine and internal drive

Any ideas on how to do this switching? I know of ts3usb30 that can implement one switch to two possible routes. I thought of arrange three of them so that I could achieve the three ways but don't know if it would work.

Any other idea?

Answer 1

The idea I suggested in my comment looks something like this:

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The internal memory is not connected to USB at all. Its connected to the micro and it could be an SD-Card (removable or embedded) or a big NAND-flash IC or whatever.
In stand-alone mode the micro just reads from this internal memory.
The USB port is a 2-way OTG port. So if you plug a USB memory stick in then the micro runs in USB host mode and reads the memory stick (either exclusively or in addition to the internal memory).
If you plug the USB port into a PC, then the micro switches to peripheral mode and turns itself into a USB memory stick - exposing its internal SD-Card/NAND-flash/whatever to the PC for reading & writing.

This way you avoid having to do any interesting 3-way USB switching as the micro handles all of the USB traffic in and out and directs data to and from the internal memory as required.