This is a class for using the DS1307 Real Time Clock chip from Dallas Semiconductor. This class uses mbeds i2c class to talk to the chip. I have tested this currently on the LPC1768 mbed device with the Spark fun breakout board from http://www.sparkfun.com/products/99

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ds1307.h

00001 #ifndef DS1307_H
00002 #define DS1307_H
00003 
00004 /* mbed Dallas Semiconductor DS1307 serial real time clock
00005 * Copyright (c) 2012 pksmith
00006 *
00007 * Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
00008 * of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
00009 * in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
00010 * to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
00011 * copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
00012 * furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
00013 *
00014 * The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in
00015 * all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
00016 *
00017 * THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR
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00022 * OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN
00023 * THE SOFTWARE.
00024 */
00025 
00026 #include "mbed.h"
00027 
00028 #define DS1307_addr 0xD0    // this is fixed by Dallas
00029 #define DS1307_freq 100000  // this is the Dallas spec for operating i2c for this device
00030 #define DS1307_sec 0x00     // seconds
00031 #define DS1307_min  0x01    // min
00032 #define DS1307_hour 0x02    // hours
00033 #define DS1307_day  0x03    // day
00034 #define DS1307_date 0x04    // date
00035 #define DS1307_month 0x05   // month
00036 #define DS1307_year 0x06    // year
00037 #define DS1307_sqrout 0x07  // square output register
00038 #define DS1307_ramstart 0x08    // register address that ram starts at
00039 #define DS1307_lastreg 0x3F // this is the last register in the device (note also this register is used to address everything so it gets clobbered)
00040 #define DS1307_lastram 0x3E // last usable ram by this class as the lastreg is clobbered by code for normal operation
00041 
00042 /** DS1307 control and communication class using mbed's i2c class
00043  *
00044  * Example:
00045  * @code
00046  * // show how the DS1307 class works
00047  * #include "ds1307.h"
00048  * #include "mbed.h"
00049  *
00050  * Serial pc(USBTX, USBRX); // tx, rx  for debug and usb pc comunications
00051  *
00052  * DS1307 my1307(p9,p10); // start DS1307 class and give it pins for connections of the DS1307 device
00053  *
00054  * int sec = 0;
00055  * int min = 0;
00056  * int hours = 0;
00057  * int day = 0;
00058  * int date = 0;
00059  * int month = 0;
00060  * int year = 0;
00061  *
00062  * void test_rw(int test) {
00063  *     if (test == 0) pc.printf("Last R/W operaion passed!\n\r");
00064  *     else pc.printf("Last R/W operation failed!\n\r");
00065  * }
00066  *
00067  * int main() {
00068  *     int junk = 0;
00069  *
00070  *     sec = 24;       // 24 seconds
00071  *     min = 13;       // 13 min
00072  *     hours = 13;     // 1 pm
00073  *     day = 4;        // wednesday
00074  *     date = 20;      // June 20
00075  *     month = 6;
00076  *     year = 12;      // 2012
00077  *                     // set time to these values on the ds1307 connected device
00078  *
00079  *     test_rw(my1307.settime( sec, min, hours, day, date, month, year));
00080  *     pc.printf("seconds set are %.2D \n\r",sec);
00081  *     pc.printf("min set are %.2D \n\r",min);
00082  *     pc.printf("hour set are %.2D \n\r",hours);
00083  *     pc.printf("day set are %.2D \n\r",day);
00084  *     pc.printf("date set are %.2D \n\r",date);
00085  *     pc.printf("month set are %.2D \n\r",month);
00086  *     pc.printf("year set are %.2D \n\r",year);
00087  *     wait(3);
00088  *                     // now read the time of the DS1307 device and see what time it is
00089  *                     // note that because of the 3 second wait this time should be 3 seconds past what it was set to earlier
00090  *
00091  *     test_rw(my1307.gettime( &sec, &min, &hours, &day, &date, &month, &year));
00092  *     pc.printf("seconds read are %.2D \n\r",sec);
00093  *     pc.printf("min read are %.2D \n\r",min);
00094  *     pc.printf("hour read are %.2D \n\r",hours);
00095  *     pc.printf("day read are %.2D \n\r",day);
00096  *     pc.printf("date read are %.2D \n\r",date);
00097  *     pc.printf("month read are %.2D \n\r",month);
00098  *     pc.printf("year read are %.2D \n\r",year);
00099  *
00100  *     junk = 0x39;                            // just a junk value do read and write test to DS1307 ram
00101  *     test_rw(my1307.write( 0x20, junk));     // this should write the value of junk to register 0x20 (a ram location) in the ds1307.
00102  *     pc.printf("Value written to register 0x20 %.2X \n\r",junk);
00103  *     junk = 0;                               // clear junk to show that when the register is read from the correct value is obtained
00104  *     test_rw(my1307.read( 0x20, &junk));     // this should read register 0x20
00105  *     pc.printf("Value read from register 0x20 %.2X \n\r",junk);
00106  * }
00107  * @endcode
00108  */
00109 class DS1307 {
00110 public:
00111     /** Create object connected to DS1307 pins ( remember both pins need pull up resisters)
00112     *
00113     * Ensure the pull up resistors are used on these pins.  Also note there is no checking on 
00114     *  if you use thes pins p9, p10, p27, p28 so ensure you only use these ones on the LPC1768 device
00115     *
00116     * @param sda pin that DS1307 connected to (p9 or p28 as defined on LPC1768)
00117     * @param slc pin that DS1307 connected to (p10 or p27 ad defined on LPC1768)
00118     */
00119     DS1307( PinName sda, PinName slc) ;                 // constructor
00120 
00121     ~DS1307();                                          // destructor
00122 
00123     /** Bulk read of several registers at a time
00124     *
00125     * Ensure the variable data pointer passed to this function has the room needed to recieve the quantity!
00126     *
00127     * @param addr the address to read from
00128     * @param quantity the amount of registers to read from
00129     * @param data the place to put the values read
00130     * @param returns 0 if read worked 1 if the read of DS1307 failed for some reason
00131     */
00132     int read( int addr, int quantity, char *data);      // to read some of the 63 bytes from DS1307
00133 
00134     /** Read one register of DS1307 device
00135     *
00136     * @param addr the address to read from
00137     * @param data read from the one register
00138     * @param returns 0 if read worked 1 if the read of DS1307 failed for some reason
00139     */
00140     int read(int addr, int *data);                      // to read one byte only
00141 
00142     /** Bulk write of several registers at a time
00143     *
00144     * @param addr the address to write to
00145     * @param quantity the amount of registers to write to
00146     * @param data that contains the values to be written to the registers
00147     * @param returns 0 if write worked 1 if the write to DS1307 failed for some reason
00148     */
00149     int write( int addr, int quantity, char *data);     // to write bytes to some of the 63 locations in the DS1307
00150 
00151     /** Write one register of DS1307 device
00152     *
00153     * @param addr the address to write to
00154     * @param data to write to register
00155     * @param returns 0 if write worked 1 if the write to DS1307 failed for some reason
00156     */
00157     int write( int addr, int data );                    // to write one byte only
00158 
00159     /** Start DS1307 clock
00160     *
00161     * @param returns 0 if clock started 1 if the write command to DS1307 failed for some reason
00162     */
00163     int start_clock(void);                              // start the clock
00164 
00165     /** Stop DS1307 clock
00166     *
00167     * @param returns 0 if clock stopped 1 if the write command to DS1307 failed for some reason
00168     */
00169     int stop_clock(void);                               // stop clock
00170 
00171     /** Set twelve hour mode on DS1307 (note this also converts 24 hour time to 12 time if needed on DS1307)
00172     *
00173     * Note this will convert DS1307 time values in registers to 12 hour values from 24 hour values if needed
00174     *
00175     * @param returns 0 if DS1307 is now in 12 hour mode 1 if the command to DS1307 failed for some reason
00176     */
00177     int twelve_hour(void);                              // set 12 hour mode
00178 
00179     /** Set twenty four hour mode on DS1307 
00180     *
00181     * Note this will convert DS1307 time values in registers to 24 hour values from 12 hour values if needed
00182     *
00183     * @param returns 0 if DS1307 is now in 24 hour mode 1 if the command to DS1307 failed for some reason
00184     */
00185     int twentyfour_hour(void);                          // set 24 hour mode
00186 
00187     /** Set the time to some current or other value ( note that this will start the clock after it is set!)
00188     *
00189     * Note this will return 1 if any of the values passed to this function are not as listed below!
00190     *
00191     * @param sec the seconds value (0 - 59)
00192     * @param min the minute value (0 - 59)
00193     * @param hour the hour value (0 - 23) always in 24 hour
00194     * @param day the day value ( sunday is 1 )
00195     * @param date the date value (1 - 31)
00196     * @param month the month value (1-12)
00197     * @param year the year value (00 - 99) this is for 2000 to 2099 only as i understand it!
00198     * @param returns 0 if time is set 1 if the time setting failed in some way
00199     */
00200     int settime(int sec, int min, int hour, int day, int date, int month, int year);         // to set the current time and start clock
00201 
00202     /** Read the current time of the DS1307
00203     *
00204     * @param sec the seconds value (0 - 59)
00205     * @param min the minute value (0 - 59)
00206     * @param hour the hour value (0 - 23) always in 24 hour
00207     * @param day the day value ( sunday is 1 )
00208     * @param date the date value (1 - 31)
00209     * @param month the month value (1-12)
00210     * @param year the year value (00 - 99) this is for 2000 to 2099 only as i understand it!
00211     * @param returns 0 if time is read correctly 1 if the time was not recieved correctly for some reason
00212     */
00213     int gettime(int *sec, int *min, int *hour, int *day, int *date, int *month, int *year);  // to get the current time information
00214 
00215 
00216 protected:
00217     I2C ds1307i2c;
00218     int dectobcd( int );
00219     int bcdtodec( int );
00220     int hilow_check( int, int, int);
00221 
00222 };
00223 
00224 #endif