Hi there,
Its not a mobile phone but still emmc (board from Magellan 9800i),
KLM2G1DEHE-B101 connected to am3703cus,
Direct connection to chip via adapter - works,
When the same IC is soldered on board (this board was tested 2 moths ago and it have worked, now - no more, why?) - no connection
New emmc chip:
Direct connection via adapter - ok,
When IC soldiered on board - no connection
Pinout - ok, checked with working boards,
Soldering - ok,
I have tested that with few chips and boards, always the same...
Its not a mobile phone but still emmc (board from Magellan 9800i),
KLM2G1DEHE-B101 connected to am3703cus,
Direct connection to chip via adapter - works,
Code:
Open serial port...OK Connecting to the RIFF Box...OK Firmware Version: 1.41 (RIFFBOX1), JTAG Manager Version: 1.62 Connecting to the SD/eMMC Card...OK Set I/O Voltage reads as 3.30V, SD_CLK Frequency is 2.50 MHz Memory Type .......................... eMMC Manufacturer ID ...................... 0x15 OEM/Application ID ................... 0x00 Product Name ......................... "M2G1DE" Package .............................. BGA User Area Partition Size ............. 0x000077400000 Bytes (1.86 GB) OCR Register ......................... 0x80FF8080 (Dual Voltage) Write Protection Bits ................ NONE Chip Revision ........................ 1.2 Multimedia Card Revision ............. 1.3 (eMMC v4.3) Serial Number ........................ 0x335D2EAC Memory Manufacturing Date ............ 2012
When the same IC is soldered on board (this board was tested 2 moths ago and it have worked, now - no more, why?) - no connection
Code:
Open serial port...OK Connecting to the RIFF Box...OK Firmware Version: 1.41 (RIFFBOX1), JTAG Manager Version: 1.62 Connecting to the SD/eMMC Card...ERROR Set I/O Voltage reads as 3.30V, SD_CLK Frequency is 2.50 MHz Connecting to the SD/eMMC Card Failed (ERR[0071], POS[0001])
Direct connection via adapter - ok,
When IC soldiered on board - no connection
Pinout - ok, checked with working boards,
Soldering - ok,
I have tested that with few chips and boards, always the same...
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