If I remember rightly, when you reset the AS1130s the EEPROM data is not cleared so if the chip starts up it will light up the LEDs with the data it already has in it's memory.
Also:
While you have access to the 'scope...take some screenshots of the I2C working properly so that you can see where the ack fires and what the known data looks like.
dropped it like its hot, dropped it like its hot.
On a better note, I am feverishly working on getting one mounted.
I've never done such a tight pitch IC, last time one of the legs bent while soldering and I was so pissed.
You'll see some soon! I have a very pressing project that is due in exactly........................68 days! An entire website! So I just literally stayed up all night, in fact I think I see a little sunlight brightening up the night sky out there.
Yea, last party was new years! That was a crazy night.
Its for a worldwide competition.
I can probably find some time tomorrow after a speech. I need to construct the circuit yet, I just have the AS1130 mounted.
I am very slowly designing a 4-layer board with some AS1130's. The biggest pain has been finding out that my usual cheap PCBAs don't want to do 0.5mm BGA/WLCSP.