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We can easily interface the real time clock DS1307 with PIC Microcontroller by using the built in Library functions of MikroC compiler. Interfacing DS1307 RTC Chip with AVR. 97 thoughts on “ Interfacing DS1307 RTC Chip with AVR Microcontroller ”. This program reads time from the DS1307 and. With Instructables you can share what you make with the world. This group is for people that use or are interested in using PICAXE microcontrollers in their projects. PICAXE Forum > Archives > PICAXE Archive 1 > Time Clock DS1307. I like to show a clock in a LCD using a Serial Real Time Clock DS1307 in 2.
Understanding the Code . We'll also show what happens if you remove the battery and replace it since that causes the RTC to halt. So to start, remove the battery from the holder while the Arduino is not powered or plugged into USB. Wait 3 seconds and then replace the battery.
Even I have posted about 'DS1307 + PIC16F877A', I didn't have chance to make a real prototype of the clock. I have done only on the simulation software. PICAXE microcontrollers and project kits. PICAXE DS1307 Clock Upgrade. PICAXE Serial OLED Module. Le DS1307 Le module DS1307 ce contr. We use PICAXE processors to. I2C and One-wire connections.n2400. Program the PICAXE 08M2 chip to set. Picaxe 18X + EA-DOG163 + DS1307 Timer & DS18B20. Reloj Tiempo Real DS1307 + PICAXE. How to program the Picaxe 08, 08m, or 08m2 - Duration: 4:15.
This resets the RTC chip. Now load up the following sketch (which is also found in Examples. Whenever you set the time, this will kick start the clock ticking.
So basically the upshot here is that you should never ever remove the battery once you've set the time. You shouldn't have to and the battery holder is very snug so unless the board is crushed, the battery wont 'fall out'Setting the Time. With the same sketch loaded, uncomment the line that starts with RTC. If your computer time is not set right you should fix that first. Then you must press the Upload button to compile and then immediately upload.
If you compile and then upload later, the clock will be off by that amount of time. Then open up the Serial monitor window to show that the time has been set. From now on, you wont have to ever set the time again: the battery will last 5 or more years. Reading the Time. Now that the RTC is merrily ticking away, we'll want to query it for the time.
Lets look at the sketch again to see how this is done. However, there's one problem where if you happen to ask for the minute right at. If you did it the other way around you could get 3: 1. Because this is not an especially unlikely occurrence - particularly if you're querying the time pretty often - we take a 'snapshot' of the time from the RTC all at once and then we can pull it apart into day() or second()as seen above. Its a tiny bit more effort but we think its worth it to avoid mistakes!
We can also get a 'timestamp' out of the Date. Time object by calling unixtime which counts the number of seconds (not counting leapseconds) since midnight, January 1st 1. Serial. print(. This might be useful when you want to keep track of how much time has passed since the last query, making some math a lot easier (like checking if its been 5 minutes later, just see if unixtime() has increased by 3. Last updated on 2. PMPublished on 2.
PICAXE Serial Interfacing. The first thing to note is that there are two.
PICAXE - The program Download. Interface, and serial interfaces under the control of the user's program. There are. two legs of all PICAXE's which are generally dedicated to this function.
The Serial In line receives data from the PC and Serial Out sends. PC; both are required to achieve successful programming. To avoid confusion between. The legs used for Serial In and. Serial Out have been explicitly identified as . The 0. V and +V legs must be connected to a power.
XT legs must be connected to a crystal or resonator, and. RST is the active low Reset line which should be wired via a 4. K7 resistor. to +V and can be activated by shorting the leg to 0. V via a push button. Tech- Supplies Ltd sells a . Tech- Supplies Ltd, also supply a pre- built Download Cable, as. AXE0. 25, which will connect to the .
It is therefore recommended that both . This can cause further confusion because. Serial In line - implicitly . It is the same when Serial Out is. My recommendation is to refer to .
Note. that the functions of pins 2 and 3 on the 2. The Pre- built download connector cable is a DCE oriented. Note that the functions of pins. The Molex connection can be left. Molex connection can be replaced by using 3. Jack Plugs and Sockets with the following wiring .. Note that the Jack.
Socket is shown as being viewed from above, that is the pins of the socket. PCB or veroboard. The wiring to the tip, ring and sleeve of the Jack. Plug conforms to that used in the pre- built Download Cable.
Additionally, the. TX line from the PC can be shorted to the Serial Output from the PICAXE. PICAXE chip, the PC's serial. My. recommendation is to fit the few components that are needed just in case. This. is particularly important if you are soldering the PICAXE into place.
The PICAXE- 0. 8. Download Interface is as described above, with the added complication that. Leg 7, Serial Out, can also be used as a user controlled pin once the. Alternatively, a single pole, single. SPST ) switch can be used. It is recommended that. Download Cables, as this conforms with the manufacturer's standard colour.
That is its only. Pulling the Serial In line down to 0. V. with the 1. 0K prevents this from happening. The User Controlled Serial. Interface is very similar to the Download Interface except that the legs. The nature of the PICAXE, which is. PICmicro device, is such that serial interfacing.
In my own experimentation, I have not found a single serial port. PC's, battery powered Laptops, PDA's and other devices. This issue is discussed further in the .
Because most users of the PICAXE will be. PC's serial port, and full RS2. Please see the PICAXE Basic Commands. SEROUT, SERIN and SERTXD. As with the Download Interface. Molex connection can be replaced with 3. Jack Plugs and Sockets, or.
PC connectors. Serial output can sent from a. PICAXE under user program control by using the SEROUT command. The SEROUT. command will allow the program to send serial data out through any of the.
PICAXE legs that are defined as its Digital Output Pins; for the PICAXE- 0. I/O pins, and for others, any of the the. Digital Outputs. Because the legs used are electrically. R is necessary here then it would also be.
Download Interface, and if it's not necessary there, then. Serial input can be received by a. PICAXE under user program control by using the SERIN command. The SERIN. command will allow the program to receive serial data through any of the.
PICAXE legs that are defined as its Digital Input Pins; for the PICAXE- 0. M this can be any of its five I/O pins, and for others, any of the. Digital Inputs. The above descriptions and circuits. Serial Input and Serial Output can be done separately, but in. Serial Input and Serial.
Output connections between the PC and the PICAXE. This can be achieved by. In addition to the User Controlled. Serial Output which can be sent through any of the Digital Outputs using. SEROUT command, the PICAXE- 0. M, 1. 8X, 2. 8X and 4. X have a SERTXD command.
Serial Out leg part of the Download Interface. Although not part of the electronic interface, the.
In order to communicate. PC the polarity of the serial output must be set to what the PC. These must be used in both the. SERIN and SEROUT commands, rather than the . Please see the later. The PICAXE does not require .
The. PICAXE supports neither; if you want to use handshaking then you must. As this requires considerable knowledge of serial. It may also be necessary in some cases to connect the. DTR ( Data Terminal Ready ) line to the. DSR ( Data Set Ready ) and DCD ( Data Carrier. Detect ) lines. The connections are the same.
DCE ) or male ( DTE ). It is therefore important that both sides are ready. Data bytes sent. . Sometimes it is necessary, or convenient, to use a. PC serial interface to perform program downloads and to be used for.
This could be done by. Download Interface and into another. Serial Interface, but can often be achieved by using a simple switch. Note. that you will still need two sets of resistor networks for both the.
Download Interface and the user serial interface. A single serial output from a PC can be used to communicate with a. PICAXE's simply by wiring all the user serial input lines. In some. cases it may be necessary to use pull- up or pull- down resistors to make. These will have to be carefully chosen, to ensure that. Every PICAXE must also make sure that it does.
PICAXE is doing so. If you want to use serial. PICAXE's together, you do not need to. PC serial port; it. PICAXE's Digital Output to Digital. Inputs on the ones you wish to send serial data to.
The PICAXE- 0. 8M, 1. X, 2. 8X and 4. 0X also. SERTXD command which transmits serial data at 4. The baud rate used for the SERTXD command will be. PICAXE's which support it. Although it is possible to achieve relatively high baud rates by. MHz. operation, and add that, .
For the PICAXE's which use. Although you may have to. Programming Editor used to develop and download programs into a. PICAXE what the operating speed of the PICAXE is, the operating speed is.
SERIN and SEROUT commands are used. To actually use 4. Mhz. you would have to specify a baud rate of . For example - . A PICAXE- 2.
X operating at 4. MHz could have the following definitions.
Because the PICAXE can. Serial Out and Digital Output legs at 0v or at its power. This may cause any number of apparent faults with serial. While the operating speed of the. PICAXE- 2. 8, 2. 8A, 2.
X and 4. 0X is fairly stable across a wide temperature. PICAXE- 0. 8, 0. 8M, 1. A and 1. 8X are implicitly.
The proximity of other components. PICAXE. It is fairly likely that the operating speed. PICAXE is powered- up until it reaches a nominal. The. problem can be compounded if the devices at each end of the serial link.
Should the PICAXE slow down by 6%, when the PC receiving this. PICAXE will actually. This will result in PC accepting. The late arrival of the stop bit itself may also. With. large enough drift, it may become impossible to use serial data no matter. PICmicro is a registered trademark of Microchip Inc.