Questions tagged [ds1307]
a low-power I2C serial real-time clock (RTC) with full binary-coded decimal (BCD) clock/calendar plus 56 bytes of non-volatile SRAM
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i2cdetect detects the device but also shows a full row of addresses
I have successfully setup a RTC clock ( DS3231 ) on a RPi zero. The whole process was explained here. It works as expected but with only a minor difference: Row 5 is filled with numbers from 0x50 to ...
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DS3231 doesn't update its internal time?
UPD: with another chip of the same model RTC works just fine, presumably that the chip was broken/damaged.
I installed DS3231 RTC clock ( which is detected as DS1307 for some reason). My config.txt ...
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Raspberry pi ds1307 integration
I would like to integrate ds1307 clock module as a part of my 'garden automation project' to raspberry pi. The concept of the project is the servo will rotate in a specific time.
So
should I ...
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Why is my RTC DS3231 but seems DS1307?
I bought a RTC DS3231 because of the accuraty of time (2ppm, I was searching an accurate RTC). When I received it, I checked that in the encapsulating it is as well marked like DS3231.
But, after ...
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RTC DS3231 could not be detected
HardwareSet up:
Pi Model B, with Raspian Stretch. Boots up.
Now try to install RTC Ds3231 module (with yellow capacitor at back) and plugged into the GPIO pins.
Software:
$ lsmod shows
part of the ...
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rtc module in Raspbian Stretch
I'm following this guide to set up the rtc module in Raspbian Stretch.
First question: after the changes described, the RPi doesn't sync anymore with the actual time from the Internet.
Second ...
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UPS PIco on Raspberry Pi B+ with Jessie
I have been using a PiModules UPS PIco add-on board on my Raspberry Pi B+ using Wheezy for over a year now. No problems.
I just created a new boot SD with Jessie and while the PIco unit seems to be ...
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Cannot perform echo command to load driver for rtc module
I've come across a few tutorials for adding an rtc module to a pi. They all include a step in which you do echo ds1307 0x68 > /sys/class/i2c-adapter/i2c-1/new_device. When I try this, I get a bash: ...
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How to install Real Time Clock (RTC) on Raspbian?
I have:
Raspberry Pi with 2015-05-05-raspbian-wheezy
ds1307 attached (it's an Adafruit board, pullup resistors not installed).
How do I:
configure drivers
make sure the Pi actually uses the RTC ...
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i2cdetect shows every possible address
I was trying to turn on I2C following this tutorial http://www.raspberrypi-spy.co.uk/2014/11/enabling-the-i2c-interface-on-the-raspberry-pi/
But I have problem which I cannot solve.
The command ...
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Why is my RTC DS1307 not being recognized?
I'm trying to wire up a DS1307 RTC to my Model B Pi. I'm following the diagram as shown in this crude image and I've also tried it like this
but it isn't recognized by the Pi. When I run
i2cdetect -...
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Connecting RTC DS1037, Pin 5 already occupied
I think of adding a RTC Module to my Raspberry Pi. I found the following tutorial.
http://www.forum-raspberrypi.de/Thread-tutorial-realtime-clock-rtc-ds1307-am-raspberry-pi-betreiben
In general it's ...
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How to connect DS1307 5V Real time clock (RTC) to 3.3V?
I have DS1307 small SMD parts so I can't simply leave out the resistors easily to make it work with 3.3V by default as with adafruit kit tutorial. How could I connect this device to my Raspberry Pi ...
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How can I automatically update the hwclock with NTP when I have internet connection
I'm using an RPi with Raspbian which runs the NTP-daemon by default. I have connected an rtc-ds1307 external i2c hardware clock. I was following the instructions given here to set it up:
http://learn....
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Configuring to read RTC at boot time
I have added an RTC to the I2C bus of the Raspberry Pi. If I follow the steps mentioned here (I am using the DS1307 RTC IC), I can run hwclock and read the time.
root@raspberrypi:~# modprobe rtc-...
