Hi
After update coming problems
Reading fine working
very slow writing
v. 1.9
and erase operation failed
Chip 25. 016
Please help
very slow writing erase operation failed
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verkkotalo
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Re: very slow writing erase operation failed
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Re: very slow writing erase operation failed
Ok, please reply for few questions so we can find where is the issue:
1. What is CHIP ID? (Tools -> Read ID)
2. Does every read have the same checksum or every read checksum is different?
3. Does programmer pass hardware test? (tools -> hardware test)
4. Do you programming in adapter or in external circuit?
5. Any differnce when you decrease programming speed? (View -> HW Toolbar -> SCK 50% or 10%)
6. Any difference when you increase slightly voltage? (e.g. 3.0V or 3.3V)
1. What is CHIP ID? (Tools -> Read ID)
2. Does every read have the same checksum or every read checksum is different?
3. Does programmer pass hardware test? (tools -> hardware test)
4. Do you programming in adapter or in external circuit?
5. Any differnce when you decrease programming speed? (View -> HW Toolbar -> SCK 50% or 10%)
6. Any difference when you increase slightly voltage? (e.g. 3.0V or 3.3V)
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verkkotalo
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Re: very slow writing erase operation failed
1) picture
2) different
3) Pic
4) Via Clips
5) No
6) 3.3V ok picture
2) different
3) Pic
4) Via Clips
5) No
6) 3.3V ok picture
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Re: very slow writing erase operation failed
Ok here is solution:verkkotalo wrote:1) picture
2) different
3) Pic
4) Via Clips
5) No
6) 3.3V ok picture
-> If you are programming in external circuit - you have bus conflict (every read is different) - you need to disable other SPI communication in circuit to avoid bus conflict or desolder the chip and programm it in adapter
- >If you programming on clip only (wires + clip only) - it's not proper way - it will not work, wires are to long, to much noise. You need to use external adapter.
Hardware test also seems not ok for buffer #4. Do you removed any connections to memory (any device or adapter should NOT be connected during hardware test). It's not so bad (it still may work), but it's not fine (consumption should be <10mA for every buffer)
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Re: very slow writing erase operation failed
Nothing is connected for the test. Is this a warranty case?
Everything worked fine before the update.
Everything worked fine before the update.
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Re: very slow writing erase operation failed
Buffers can not be damaged by update - they can be damaged only in case of short circuit / overcurrent (e.g. during programming in external circuit with wrong connections). You can downgrade to v1.8.5 (install v1.8.5 connect programmer and click CTRL + ALT + SHIFT + A) and then make hardware test but results will be the same.