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Hello,
I have successfully compiled EClet on my raspberry pi .
I have soldered ATECC108 to my own PCB and i don’t use any development board, after connecting i2c pins and 3.3v and GND to chip i was able to find the chip at address 60 using i2cdetect -y 1,then i ran sudo ./eclet state and got "Factory" as response. But after that all commands got stuck in terminal and nothing happens sudo ./eclet personalize and sudo ./eclet random returns nothing and also i2cdetect -y 1 command is not finding the chip anymore.I think its burned i have more chips i can test but i just want to know your opinion why the chip is not recognized anymore after running state command.
I can see in your PCB you have used 1uf cap between GND and Vcc do you think it has something to do with that ?
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Hello,
I have successfully compiled EClet on my raspberry pi .
I have soldered ATECC108 to my own PCB and i don’t use any development board, after connecting i2c pins and 3.3v and GND to chip i was able to find the chip at address 60 using
i2cdetect -y 1
,then i ransudo ./eclet state
and got "Factory" as response. But after that all commands got stuck in terminal and nothing happenssudo ./eclet personalize
andsudo ./eclet random
returns nothing and alsoi2cdetect -y 1
command is not finding the chip anymore.I think its burned i have more chips i can test but i just want to know your opinion why the chip is not recognized anymore after running state command.I can see in your PCB you have used 1uf cap between GND and Vcc do you think it has something to do with that ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: