Simple RTC class based on DS1307. Emphasis on simple. Allows you to run at 100k or 400k Hz (for newer DS1307 capable devices). MapTime() allows you to set the time() service to the same as the RTC. Uses struct tm throughout so you can use traditional time functions for manipulation.
RTclock.h
- Committer:
- vtraveller
- Date:
- 2014-08-10
- Revision:
- 7:3621025e7949
- Parent:
- 6:984fd3ba519a
- Child:
- 9:3a0ba8364ef2
File content as of revision 7:3621025e7949:
#ifndef __RTCLOCK_H__ #define __RTCLOCK_H__ #include <time.h> typedef I2C RTclock_parent; class RTclock : public RTclock_parent { public: // Frequency values for the square wave output enum ESquareWaveRates { eSWR_1Hz = 0, eSWR_4kHz = 1, eSWR_8kHz = 2, eSWR_32Hz = 3 }; public: RTclock ( PinName in_nSDA, PinName in_nSCL, bool in_bHiSpeed = false ); virtual ~RTclock(); bool isTwelveHour(); // true if set to a 12hr clock (adjust tm.tm_hour as appropraite) virtual bool mapTime(); // Maps RTC chip to C time.h time system virtual bool getTime(tm & out_sTM); // Get a TM structure directly virtual bool setSquareWaveOutput ( bool in_bEnable, ESquareWaveRates in_nRateSelect ); virtual bool setTime // Set time time using a TM structure (always starts) ( const tm & in_sTM, bool in_bTwelveHour ); protected: static int bcdToDecimal(int in_nBCD); static int decimalToBcd(int in_nDecimal); virtual bool read ( int in_nAddress, char * out_pBuffer, int in_nLength ); virtual bool setRunning(bool in_nEnable); virtual bool write ( int in_nAddress, const char * in_pBuffer, int in_nLength ); private: static const char * m_aWeekDays[]; // Days of the week bool m_bTwelveHour; }; #endif // __RTCLOCK_H__