User manual for Data I/O's Pan No Map Config scheme describing bad block handling, boot/spare block layout, and configuration options.
This manual provides Data I/O customers with a description of the Pan No Map Config scheme, which defines how bad blocks are managed using dedicated boot and spare blocks. The scheme consists of 512 boot blocks and 32 spare blocks, with bad blocks in the boot area transferred to the spare area.
The document outlines configurable options such as the Bad Block Handling Type, the default number of allowable bad blocks (11), and references to additional resources for NAND special features. Revision history and support contact information are also included.
| Boot Blocks | 512 |
|---|---|
| Spare Blocks | 32 |
| Allowable Bad Blocks in Boot Area | 11 |
| Bad Block Handling Type | Pan_noMap_Config |
The default is 11 allowable bad blocks in the boot area.
Bad blocks in the 512 boot blocks are transferred to the 32 spare blocks.
You can download the file “Description of common NAND special features.pdf” from http://ftp.dataio.com/FCNotes/BBM/.