Problems with more than one MCP45HV51 on I2C

I want to set 3 devices of the digital potentiometer MCP45HV51 to different values, but I have the Problem, that all three devices are set always to the same value.
My Hardware is ARDUINO MEGA2560 and 3 Chips from Microchip type MCP45HV51
( ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/DeviceDoc/20005304A.pdf )
The addresses (A1;A0) are wired by hardware to 00 ; 10; 11. (0 = GND; 1= +5V)
/WLAT is wired to "low"
/SHDN is wired to "high"

Here is my code:

/* three MCP45HV51 Digitalpotentiometer on I2C */

#include <Wire.h>

void setup() {

Wire.begin();

//TWBR=200; //I2C Takt herabsetzen // used to slow down I2C

Wire.beginTransmission(B0111100); // transmit to device 00
// 7-bit address A0=low A1=low
Wire.write(byte(0x00)); // send instruction byte
Wire.write(0x40); // send value 0x40 byte
Wire.endTransmission(); // transmitting

// now all 3 Potentiometers have the value 0x40 --- why ???

Wire.beginTransmission(B0111110); // transmit to device 10
// 7-bit address is A0=low A1=high
Wire.write(byte(0x00)); // send instruction byte
Wire.write(0x80); // sends value 0x80 byte
Wire.endTransmission(); // transmitting
delay(200);

// now all 3 Potentiometers have the value 0x80 --- why ???

Wire.beginTransmission(B0111111); // transmit to device 11
// 7-bit address is A0=high A1=high
Wire.write(byte(0x00)); // sends instruction byte
Wire.write(0xd0); // sends value oxd0 byte
Wire.endTransmission(); // transmitting
delay(200);
// now all 3 Potentiometers have the value 0xd0 --- why ???
}

void loop()
{

}

What is wrong in my code ?? I think, I do not use a "general call"
The I2C lines are pulled up via 2k2 resitors.
There is no other device on the I2C-bus.
I`ve also tried to slow down the I2C bus, but no changes.

HELP - (it´s urgend)

/* What is wrong in my code ?? I think, I do not use a "general call"

Useless and incorrect comments, for one thing.

Wire.beginTransmission(B0111110); // transmit to device 01
  Wire.beginTransmission(B0111111); // transmit to device 01

They can't both be device 1.

Wire.endTransmission();                 // stop transmitting

That is NOT what that method does.

Links to the hardware would be good.

The addresses are wired by hardware to 00 ; 10; 11.

How?

ok - I´ve made the correction, but the Problem is the same ....

but the Problem is the same ....

The problem is that you have not answered all the questions.

now better ???

technik-uk:
now better ???

Hey technik-uk

I'm also going to be trying to use this chip can you share how you got it working and maybe the working sketch.

thanks.