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BTW, thanks for making this library... it seems super thorough :-)
I have the TestBatteryBackup example working, and I can disconnect 3V to the MCP7940N and then reconnect and it keeps time fine... but if I pull power to the microcontroller, and re-connect, time is reset.
I though it was due to the MCP7940.adjust();
Being called in start, but if I change that to look for the powerfail flag and and adjust based on the power restore time and clear the flag, it doesn't work.
Am I missing something here? The entire purpose of a battery backed RTC is to keep time when power to the main device is down, but I can't find any code setup that does this.
Thanks!
Seon
unexpectedmaker.com
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Ok, Ignore this, seems I don't need to do anything... no adjust at all... when the micro restarts after pulling power, the time continues as normal! It was me thinking I needed to check the power flag myself and adjust time that was making it break!
Sorry for the noise... if there was a way to delete the issue I'd delete it ;)
hello guys,
In my case, i get the code stuck in "waiting for power" once i remove the VCC pin from 3.3V and get it back. I'm also attaching a CR2032 coin cell to VBAT pin.
Or no clear example on how to do this properly.
BTW, thanks for making this library... it seems super thorough :-)
I have the TestBatteryBackup example working, and I can disconnect 3V to the MCP7940N and then reconnect and it keeps time fine... but if I pull power to the microcontroller, and re-connect, time is reset.
I though it was due to the
MCP7940.adjust();
Being called in start, but if I change that to look for the powerfail flag and and adjust based on the power restore time and clear the flag, it doesn't work.
Am I missing something here? The entire purpose of a battery backed RTC is to keep time when power to the main device is down, but I can't find any code setup that does this.
Thanks!
Seon
unexpectedmaker.com
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: