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Forum Index : Microcontroller and PC projects : RP2350-Touch-LCD-2.8
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| phil99 Guru Joined: 11/02/2018 Location: AustraliaPosts: 2786 |
The issue may not only be writing the year to the RTC but also reading it back with RTC GETTIME if it is using different registers to the regular RTCs. I guess there are a number of ways forward. 1) As the months and days appear ok the easiest and crudest method is to substitute the correct year at bootup with something like:- Sub MM.STARTUP So to avoid the year being overwritten don't use OPTION RTC AUTO ENABLE.RTC GETTIME Date$ = Left$(Date$,6) + "2025" End Sub 2) The Waveshare example programs presumably manage to set the PCF85063A RTC correctly so see if you can convert that section to MMBasic Subs for writing and reading the chip. 3) From the PCF85063A datasheet create your own RTC Subs. 4) If enough people use this chip perhaps it can be added to the firmware. Edit. Haven't got a PCF85063A but have been having a play with a DS3231 to see if there is a simple way to set and read the year. This might work for the PCF85063A RTC SetReg &H0A, &H25 'first nibble is BCD decade, second is BCD year Sub MM.STARTUP Local year% RTC GETTIME RTC GetReg &H0A, year% 'read the year register year% = (year%>>4)*10 + (year% and 7) 'convert BCD nibbles to decimal Date$ = Left$(Date$,8) + Str$(year%) 'add the year to the date. End Sub The DS3231 test. change the register address from &h06 to &h0A to try on the PCF85063A > Dim year%, newYear% > newYear%=&h42 : RTC SetReg &H06, newYear% 'set year to 2042 > RTC GetReg &H06, year% : year% = (year%>>4)*10 + (year% and 7) : date$ = Left$(Date$,8) + Str$(year%) > ? date$ 24-10-2042 > Edited 2025-10-24 12:55 by phil99 Footnote added 2025-10-26 17:46 by phil99 Red Face Time! Did not test long enough, replace BCD to decimal converter with this. year% = (year%>>4)*10 + (year% and 15) 'convert BCD nibbles to decimal |
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| Mixtel90 Guru Joined: 05/10/2019 Location: United KingdomPosts: 8232 |
It wouldn't be so bad if there was a good reason to use that particular RTC chip other than cost. :( It's not as if you can rely on its accuracy. Setting the year seems to be a bit superfluous on a chip that will need to be corrected monthly (if you're lucky). Mick Zilog Inside! nascom.info for Nascom & Gemini Preliminary MMBasic docs & my PCB designs |
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