Problem with a OPEN SOCKET
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RE: Problem with a OPEN SOCKET
by leonardo ·
Hi, I found the problem. The 3V3_A1 was without connection with 3V3. The net label are different.
Now it works.
Thanks,
Leonardo.
RE: Problem with a OPEN SOCKET
by Eugeny ·
Perform dump of all common registers, at least some power up with 1 bits in them. If all will appear to be 0s, then you most probably have issue with clock or reset. Why do you use this circuit for reset? Use scope to see if reset signal on the RESET pin complies with the described in datasheet.