Example #1
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/*********************************************************************
 * Function:        void RtccReadTime(rtccTime* pTm)
 *
 * PreCondition:    pTm a valid pointer
 * Input:           pTm - pointer to a rtccTime union to store the current time
 * Output:          None
 * Side Effects:    None
 * Overview:        The function updates the user supplied union/structure with
 *                  the current time of the RTCC device.
 * Note:            The function makes sure that the read value is valid.
 *                  It avoids waiting for the RTCSYNC to be clear by 
 *                  performing successive reads.
 ********************************************************************/
void RtccReadTime(rtccTime* pTm)
{
   rtccTimeDate rTD0, rTD1;

   do
   {
      mRtccClearRtcPtr();
      mRtccSetRtcPtr(RTCCPTR_MASK_HRSWEEK);

      rTD0.w[2]=RTCVAL;
      rTD0.w[3]=RTCVAL;    // read the device value
   
      mRtccClearRtcPtr();
      mRtccSetRtcPtr(RTCCPTR_MASK_HRSWEEK);
   
      rTD1.w[2]=RTCVAL;
      rTD1.w[3]=RTCVAL;    // read the device value

   }while(rTD0.f.sec!=rTD1.f.sec); // make sure you have the same sec

   pTm->f.hour=rTD0.f.hour;
   pTm->f.min=rTD0.f.min;
   pTm->f.sec=rTD0.f.sec;    // update user's data

}
Example #2
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/*********************************************************************
  Function:        void RtccReadTimeDate(rtccTimeDate* pTD)
 
  PreCondition:    None
 
  Input:           pTD - pointer to a rtccTimeDate union to store the current 
                        time and date
  Output:          None
  
  Side Effects:    None
  
  Overview:        The function updates the user supplied union/structure with
                   the current time and date of the RTCC device.
 
  Note:            This firmware solution would consist of reading each       
                   register twice and then comparing the two values. If the   
                   two values match, then a rollover did not occur.
 ********************************************************************/
void RtccReadTimeDate(rtccTimeDate* pTD)
{
   rtccTimeDate	currTD;
   do
   {
      mRtccClearRtcPtr();
      mRtccSetRtcPtr(RTCCPTR_MASK_YEAR);

      pTD->b[0]=RTCVALL;
	  pTD->b[1]=RTCVALH;
      pTD->b[2]=RTCVALL;
	  pTD->b[3]=RTCVALH;
      pTD->b[4]=RTCVALL;
	  pTD->b[5]=RTCVALH;
      pTD->b[6]=RTCVALL;
	  pTD->b[7]=RTCVALH;
    // read the user value
   
      mRtccClearRtcPtr();
      mRtccSetRtcPtr(RTCCPTR_MASK_YEAR);
   
      currTD.b[0]=RTCVALL;
	  currTD.b[1]=RTCVALH;
      currTD.b[2]=RTCVALL;
	  currTD.b[3]=RTCVALH;
      currTD.b[4]=RTCVALL;
	  currTD.b[5]=RTCVALH;
      currTD.b[6]=RTCVALL;
	  currTD.b[7]=RTCVALH;	  
    // read the user value

   }while(pTD->f.sec!=currTD.f.sec);	// make sure you have the same sec
}
Example #3
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/*********************************************************************
 * Function:        BOOL RtccWriteTime(const rtccTime* pTm, BOOL di)
 *
 * PreCondition:    pTm pointing to a valid rtccTime structure having proper values:
 *                      - sec:  BCD codification, 00-59
 *                      - min:  BCD codification, 00-59
 *                      - hour: BCD codification, 00-24
 * Input:           pTm - pointer to a constant rtccTime union
 *                  di  - if interrupts need to be disabled
 * Output:          TRUE '1' : If all the values are within range
 *                  FALSE '0' : If any value is out of above mentioned range.
 * Side Effects:    None
 * Overview:        The function sets the current time of the RTCC device.
 * Note:            - The write is successful only if Wr Enable is set.
 *                  The function will enable the write itself, if needed.
 *                  Also, the Alarm will be temporarily disabled and the
 *                  device will be stopped (On set to 0) in order
 *                  to safely perform the update of the RTC time register.
 *                  However, the device status will be restored.
 *                  - Usually the disabling of the interrupts is desired, if the user has to have more
 *                  precise control over the actual moment of the time setting.
 ********************************************************************/
BOOL RtccWriteTime(const rtccTime* pTm , BOOL di)
{
    WORD_VAL tempHourWDay ;
    WORD_VAL tempMinSec ;
    UINT8  CPU_IPL;

    BOOL        wasWrEn;
    BOOL        wasOn;
    BOOL        wasAlrm=FALSE;

    if((MAX_MIN < pTm->f.min )|| (MAX_SEC < pTm->f.sec) || (MAX_HOUR < pTm->f.hour))
    {
        return(FALSE);
    }

    tempMinSec.byte.HB = pTm->f.min;
    tempMinSec.byte.LB =pTm->f.sec;        // update the desired fields

    if(di)
    {
        /* Disable Global Interrupt */
        mSET_AND_SAVE_CPU_IP(CPU_IPL,7);
    }

    if(!(wasWrEn= mRtccIsWrEn()))
    {
        RtccWrOn();            // have to allow the WRTEN in order to write the new value
    }
    if((wasOn=mRtccIsOn()))
    {
        wasAlrm= mRtccIsAlrmEnabled();
        mRtccOff();         // turn module off before updating the time
    }

    mRtccClearRtcPtr();
    mRtccSetRtcPtr(RTCCPTR_MASK_HRSWEEK);

    tempHourWDay.Val = RTCVAL;
    tempHourWDay.byte.LB = pTm->f.hour;


    mRtccClearRtcPtr();
    mRtccSetRtcPtr(RTCCPTR_MASK_HRSWEEK);

    RTCVAL = tempHourWDay.Val; // update device value
    RTCVAL = tempMinSec.Val;

    if(wasOn)
    {
        mRtccOn();
        if(wasAlrm)
        {
            mRtccAlrmEnable();
        }

        if(wasWrEn)
        {
            RtccWrOn();
        }
    }
    else
    {
        if(!wasWrEn)
        {
            mRtccWrOff();
        }
    }

    if(di)
    {
        /* Enable Global Interrupt */
        mRESTORE_CPU_IP(CPU_IPL);
    }


    return(TRUE);
}