Bug report : W25Q64JV not working.

Hello gentlemen,

I am not sure if this is the proper place for this, if not please let me know where I should ask.

I am experiencing a similar issues with this chip W25Q64JVSSIQ. I am using a ESP32 DevkitV4 (HSPI) and the DEV branch of the SPIMemory library.

I have attached my schematics bellow.

As you can see, I have 10k ohm pull-ups on CS, MOSI and IO3. (I had to remove the pull-up from MISO as the GPIO12 of the ESP32 apparently has to be low to boot). The CLK pin is pulled down with a 100k resistor.

Durring the FlashDiagnostics execution, I get the "Check your wiring. Flash chip is non-responsive. " error message.

I traced it to the SPIFlash::_chipID function call (specifically _getJedecId)

My questions:

1. Is this particular flash chip supported by the library?
2. According to your experience, is my wiring OK?

Best regards,

Hi mate, I have absolutely no idea what the problem is unless you provide me with more information than 'it is not working'.

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Hi mate, I've finally managed to get my hands on some W25Q64JVs and the current version of the library (v3.1.0) works as it should. Every function passes in Diagnostics.ino. Could you please make sure you are wiring the chip right?

Hi Marzogh,

I pulled up pin3 and pin7 and now every thing works fine.

Thanks for your support.

Fantastic. I'm glad it had a simple solution. 🙂