Arduino board: INSERT ARDUINO BOARD NAME/TYPE HERE
STM32 Nucleo H743Zi2.
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VERSION HERE
PlatformIO.
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When doing a multi-byte sequential write, some chips (Cypress for example) auto-increment and writes the bytes in order to sequential memory addresses. Fujitsu's chip does not appear to have this functionality, requiring some sort of additional CS signalling to allow increments. Without the special signaling, only the first byte is written.
STM32 Nucleo H743Zi2.
PlatformIO.
When doing a multi-byte sequential write, some chips (Cypress for example) auto-increment and writes the bytes in order to sequential memory addresses. Fujitsu's chip does not appear to have this functionality, requiring some sort of additional CS signalling to allow increments. Without the special signaling, only the first byte is written.