AT45DB011B(ISP) programming OK but verify still FF

[sylvain riolo]

Hello,

I try to program a AT45DB011B (by ISP link)

It look like to program, but my dataflash still empty.
WP/ is at 3.3V


What can I do ???
Regards,
Sylvain

>> 16.12.2013, 16:29:37
L3017: Programming device: Atmel AT45DB011B (ISP).
L3018: Buffer checksum in range of [0h..20FFFh]: 016CEA7Fh - Byte sum (x8), Straight
L3019: Device blank checking ...
L3020: Programming device ...
L3021: Verifying device with buffer ...
L3022: Verifying device - error!
L3023:
L3024: Verify - error(s)
L3025:
L3026: ADDRESS DEVICE BUFFER | ADDRESS DEVICE BUFFER | ADDRESS DEVICE BUFFER
L3027: ------------------------|-------------------------|------------------------
L3028: 00000000 FF 01 | 0000000F FF F0 | 0000001E FF CF
L3029: 00000001 FF 08 | 00000010 FF 39 | 0000001F FF F6
L3030: 00000002 FF 00 | 00000011 FF FE | 00000020 FF 02
L3031: 00000003 FF EA | 00000012 FF 49 | 00000021 FF 03
L3032: 00000004 FF 08 | 00000013 FF F6 | 00000022 FF 19
L3033: 00000005 FF B5 | 00000014 FF 08 | 00000023 FF 68
L3034: 00000006 FF 49 | 00000015 FF 10 | 00000024 FF 02
L3035: 00000007 FF F6 | 00000016 FF C0 | 00000025 FF F0
L3036: 00000008 FF F8 | 00000017 FF F2 | 00000026 FF 2E
L3037: 00000009 FF 00 | 00000018 FF 20 | 00000027 FF FE
L3038: 0000000A FF C0 | 00000019 FF 00 | 00000028 FF 49
L3039: 0000000B FF F2 | 0000001A FF 48 | 00000029 FF F6
L3040: 0000000C FF 20 | 0000001B FF F2 | 0000002A FF 1C
L3041: 0000000D FF 00 | 0000001C FF 4C | 0000002B FF 10
L3042: 0000000E FF 02 | 0000001D FF 03 | 0000002C FF C0
L3043:
L3044: Elapsed time: 0:00:07.5
L3045: Statistics info: Success:0 Failure:2 Other failure:0 Total:2

[Dataman (Neil Parker)]

Hello sylvain riolo,

In order to assist you I need more information. Please recreate the problem as you have described but this time use the "Help | Create problem report" feature of the Pg4uw software and email the resulting log file to support@dataman.com for analysis.

From this information I will be able to analyse the whole situation and recommend a solution.

Best regards,

Neil Parker
Dataman Programmers