ECC occurs when CS2 and NAND CS are used together.
ECC doesn't happen on NAND unless CS2 is used.
On page 56 of the datasheet, NAND_RE and NAND_WE are toggled when there is an access to CS#0-3.
There is a phrase like this, but it is judged that CS2 affects NAND RE/WE, so NAND CS also affects it.
What can I do to solve this problem?
I definitely need to use CS2.
Your help is much needed.
Thank you for the reply.
There is one thing I realized during the exam.
If CS2 is not used, ECC does not occur in NAND.
I am currently using CS2 with 20ms intervals.
Please refer to the picture below.
Enlarging photo (above)
It can be confirmed that NAND_CS_n is active low and then changed to high.
With CS2, this situation arises.
I would like to know what part I need to pay attention to to solve this.
Thank you for answer
There's something wrong about what you saw
Please take a good look at the last photo I replied to
It can be confirmed that NAND CS is low active and high.
I don't know why the trigger got stuck, but I sensed something strange about this part.
It is judged that nand_cs is freed and proceeded again.
You need to check this part.
The part recognized by nand_cs is compared and passed.
It seems that the problem is not easily solved, but I think it will be solved if you help.
1. ECC Error (NAND_CS bad signal)
When NAND_CS is initially in a low active state, RE must be low active.
By the way, the re signal comes out as active, but I think that an error occurs in the data reading the nand flash because NAND_CS has become High.
2. NAND_CS signal ok
NAND_CS is operating normally.
Thank you for answering.
If NAND_CS and CS2 should not be Low Active at the same time, ECC should be continuously output when CS2 operates.
However, the ECC symptoms appear only when pasting files.
I think the cause is that the NAND_WE signal was not read early when NAND_CS went from LOW Active to HIGH.
But that doesn't mean you're wrong.
There is one thing I'd like to ask you.
Is there any way to unpack NAND_CS when reading CS2?
I think you should check when to operate CS2 and disable NAND_CS.
If you tell me how, I'll check that out.
Thank you for contacting NXP support!
In theory, you don't have o experiment with any problem if you have a proper connection.
I attached for you an image of the proper connection of generic peripheral devices to LS1024A.
The pins NAND_RE and NAND_WE are independent of CS[0-3] and when you assert cs2 those pins don't affect the NAND function because NAND_CS_N (GPIO28) is not asserted.
The signals NAND_RE and NAND_WE always can be toggled because each signal indicates if the memory will be reeded o written and never should be asserted together
Please check your connections or share your schematic to check if exist a wrong connection.
Thank you for answer.
The circuit is like LS1024ARDB.
LS1024ARDB used NAND Flash same.(MT29F16G08CBACAWP )
As a result of measurement with a logic analyzer, it was confirmed that CS2 and NAND_CS do not operate normally.
If CS2 is not used, NAND_CS operates normally.
1. Use CS2, use NAND_CS_n => Logic analyzer measurement
NAND_CS_n photo enlargement
There are cases in which NAND_CS_n recognizes it as high at the point where it should become low active and then recognizes it as low again.
2. CS2 not used, NAND_CS_n used => Logic analyzer measurement
NAND_CS_n photo enlargement