This program can log data that is read from RTC(real time clock) which is embedded inside LPC1768. It saves the data to the LPC1768’s memory as “log.txt”.

Dependencies:   ledCounter mbed

Revision:
2:e51a43447d68
Parent:
0:a5ea226b5b26
Child:
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--- a/main.cpp	Wed Jul 08 11:28:47 2015 +0000
+++ b/main.cpp	Wed Jul 08 17:13:03 2015 +0000
@@ -5,18 +5,23 @@
 *    @license: Use this code however you'd like
 *   
 *    @description of the program: 
-    
-*       This program can log data that is read from RTC(real time clock) which is embedded inside LPC768.     
-*   It saves the data to the LPC1768’s memory as “log.txt”. For this example program, the data is how many times the button is 
-*   pressed and when it is pressed in terms of real time. It can also display the button count as 4-bit binary number using 4 leds 
-*   on the LPC1768. There are two different time settings on the code. One can set the time from the terminal or manually by 
-*   uncommenting the corresponding portion of code. Once the time is set, if there is a battery connected to real-time clock, 
-*   RTC will continue to keep track of current time. In order not to reset the real-time to its initial value every time microcontroller 
-*   is reset, it is neccessary to set the time once and delete the portion of code which sets the time and keep the rest.
+*    
+*    This program can log data that is read from RTC(real time clock) which
+*    is embedded inside LPC1768. It saves the data to the LPC1768’s memory as 
+*    “log.txt”. For this example program, the data is how many times the button 
+*    is pressed and when it is pressed in terms of real time. It can also 
+*    display the button count as 4-bit binary number using 4 leds on the LPC1768. 
+*    There are two different time settings on the code. One can set the time from 
+*    the terminal or manually by uncommenting the corresponding portion of code. 
+*    Once the time is set, if there is a battery connected to real-time clock, 
+*    RTC will continue to keep track of current time. In order not to reset the 
+*    real-time to its initial value every time microcontroller is reset, it is 
+*    neccessary to set the time once and delete the portion of code which sets 
+*    the time and keep the rest.
 *   
 *    @connections:
 *-------------------------------------------------------------- 
-*    LPC1768 ________________Peripherals
+*    |LPC1768|        |Peripherals|
 *    Pin 13 --------> (TX) RX pin of the FTDI or Bluetooth etc.
 *    Pin 14 --------> (RX) TX pin of the FTDI or Bluetooth etc.
 *    Pin 20 -------->  Pull-up connected button