Problem with mega4809 and DW1000 moudle

[developer_ken]

Im using a UWB module called BU01, wich has DW1000 chip inside.
I installed arduino-dw1000-ng to control that module using a mega4809 chip.
It seems I did something wrong. I tried the demo "basic connectivity test" from that lib, changed pin definations:

const uint8_t PIN_RST = 10; // reset pin
const uint8_t PIN_IRQ = A7; // irq pin
const uint8_t PIN_SS = 8; // spi select pin

But that goes wrong. The output from a serial monitor as follow:

DW1000 initialized ...
Committed configuration ...
Device ID: DECA - model: 1, version: 3, revision: 0
Unique ID: FF:FF:FF:FF:00:00:00:00
Network ID & Device Address: PAN: 0A, Short Address: 01
Device mode: Data rate: 110 kb/s, PRF: 16 MHz, Preamble: 2048 symbols (code #4), Channel: #5

It cant really have a unique id as that, some communication problems might happened.
I tried other examples, with no luck, they all dont work on my setup.

I checked my connections, they seems okay. Now I have no idea what to do.

My connection:

Everything is powered by a 3.3v ldo, which can do up to 1A.
I noticed all my UWB module a little warm while powered up. A quick search shows it may be normal for these modules to work a little hot.

Thanks for patience. Any help appreciated.

[gilshultz]

Your schematic is missing a lot of information, you state you are using them on a chip level, these chips need much more support then you are showing.

[developer_ken]

Thanks for your reply.
That's all the main parts in this minimum test circuit.
The mega4809 part is being used in many of my other projects, I just copy and paste that part between my projects. I used it to drive some spi screens, so this part, and its spi interface seems to be okay.
I suspect the problem is about the curcit around BU01 module. I designed my circuit according to the document:

Im not sure is this the minimum working system of that module, or I still need extra components to make that module actually work.

the module lookes like this:

[developer_ken]

Solved.
dw1000 lib in arduino is not up to date. Download one from github repo solved the problem.
F-Army/arduino-dw1000-ng: Arduino driver and library to use Decawave's DW1000 IC and relative modules. (github.com)

[developer_ken]

After digging further into this module, I have to mention that this question is based on a false assumption.
It is possible for a new BU01 module to have that weird unique id while still working. That id seems not indicating any problem with wiring or program.