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Hello, yes, you can use this pad marked RTC/INT. Pad close the the part of the text “RTC” (upper one when text is readable) is going to RTC output.
But there is also internal pull-up connected to +5V is on the board on the RTC output and with Internal pull down of the Interrupt input it will make divider so there will be maximum 2,8V on the processor pin. So it will be not proper LOG HIGH there, but shall work
.BUT signal from RTC is also at CONTROLLINO MAXI connected to PJ4 – PCINT13 (in parallel with PJ7), which is not Arduino supported interrupt, but if you are able write your code in the way that it is interrupt (see for example
) you can also use this without HW modification.https://playground.arduino.cc/Main/PinChangeInterrupt/https://playground.arduino.cc/Main/PinChangeInterrupt/” class=”bbcode_url”> Regards
Jarda
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Dear Jarda PJ4 – PCINT13 works well for RTC INT. Thank you very much
Regards
Duandv
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Dear Duandv, thank you for feedback. Enjoy the CONTROLLINO !
BR
Jarda
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Hello.. I am trying to interface AT89c51 with DS 1307( a real time clock) which uses I2C Communication protocol. The problem is that Real Time Clock could’nt be triggered(started) after setting up the initial register values.I can read the same Data which i’ve sended to DS 1307 Registers again & again. -
Hello, Could you please be more specific about your problem? How it is connected to CONTROLLINO please?
Could you share your code with us?
BR
Jarda
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