DS1302 troubles
jmspaggi
Posts: 629
Hi,
I'm trying to use a DS1302, but I have some troubles. I always receive wrong results from the getTime methode.
Here is my code:
I checked the GND and Vcc (+4.94V), and that's correct. The occilator is close to the DS1302, and I also checked at least 10 times the PINs (clck, IO, Enable).
But it's still not working. So I think I'm doing something wrong somewhere, but I'm not able to figure what. Do you have any clue what my issue can be?
Also, I "played" with SETTLE_TIME without success.
Thanks for your help,
Jean-Marc
I'm trying to use a DS1302, but I have some troubles. I always receive wrong results from the getTime methode.
01:41:01 00:100:01 01:41:03 00:100:00 01:41:01 00:100:00 01:41:01 00:100:00 01:41:41 00:100:00 01:41:01 00:100:41 01:41:43 00:100:04 01:41:09 00:100:00
Here is my code:
DS1302 ds1302 = new DS1302 (CPU.pin9, CPU.pin8, CPU.pin10);
ds1302.writeTime(21, 13, 00, 8, 24, 8, 7);
ds1302.charge(false);
for (int i = 0; i < 20; i++)
{
CPU.delay(10000);
System.out.println(ds1302.readTime(false));
}
I checked the GND and Vcc (+4.94V), and that's correct. The occilator is close to the DS1302, and I also checked at least 10 times the PINs (clck, IO, Enable).
But it's still not working. So I think I'm doing something wrong somewhere, but I'm not able to figure what. Do you have any clue what my issue can be?
Also, I "played" with SETTLE_TIME without success.
Thanks for your help,
Jean-Marc
Comments
Adding a 2.2k resistor to between the DS1302 data pin and the Javalin data pin has solved the issue. Don't know why. But know it's working.
Regards,
JM