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Hi, I meet a problem that the chip enter COMMAND_TIMEOUT state. This happens when I use llcc68_write_buffer with data longer than 4 bytes, the datasheet said that COMMAND_TIMEOUT is caused by an internal watchdog, and this watchdog can be disabled by the host, but I can't find any description about this watchdog and any opcode to disable it.
Do you have any idea about how to debug this problem?
BTW, I've tried SPI frequency from 10M to 16MHz, and that didn't make any difference on this problem
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Hi, I meet a problem that the chip enter
COMMAND_TIMEOUT
state. This happens when I usellcc68_write_buffer
with data longer than 4 bytes, the datasheet said thatCOMMAND_TIMEOUT
is caused by an internal watchdog, and this watchdog can be disabled by the host, but I can't find any description about this watchdog and any opcode to disable it.Do you have any idea about how to debug this problem?
BTW, I've tried SPI frequency from 10M to 16MHz, and that didn't make any difference on this problem
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: