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yeah, im also using ccs compiler but the demo version only, i checked the pic-c help section and found that the #pragma is available to use, what should I do with it??
and the code that you provided, what are the values that will be placed in the time[]?
for further info, I checked and asked...
Thanks for the very quick repliy, well, I tried using my own method that I thought of, not sure if its optimized or encouraged to do, but basically, what I did is that I store the time in the RAM of the DS1307, then whenever the MCU starts, it will read the stored time in the DS1307 and save it...
Clarify:
1.) By output pin, u mean pin7 ryt? so the configuration that I would need is to enable a 1hz that is coming out of the DS1307? so by checking it, I would have a wire connected to it and placed at something like portb(1) then check if there is an input there?
e.g.
if(portb(1) != 1)...
Thanks it worked, I forgot the initialization of the CH bit... got confused with the D0, thought that was the one being written on seconds :D
Another EDIT:
I got it to work finally, but, just a side question, what should I check/bit test to see if there is a time already placed inside the RTC...
I have a problem with the code that I found and modified a bit to suit the ccs c compiler
I tried printing out the hours:min:secs and what I got was -1:-1:-1
I checked before the variable secs was used in the writing sequence of the i2c and saw that it is still fine (55)
Is there something...
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