rtc390.c

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/*-------------------------------------------------------------------------
  rtc390.c - rtc routines for the DS1315 (tested on TINI)
  
   Written By - Johan Knol, [e-mail]
    
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#include <tinibios.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <time.h>
#include <ctype.h>

/* this is the address of the ds1315 phantom time chip, although
   it doesn't really matter as long as it's in the 300000-3fffff
   range since the chip only uses CE3*
*/

xdata at 0x310000 static volatile unsigned char rtc;

// this is the 64bit pattern that has to be recognized by the ds1315
code unsigned char rtcMagic[8]={0xc5,0x3a,0xa3,0x5c,0xc5,0x3a,0xa3,0x5c};

#define BCDtoINT(x) (((x)&0x0f)+((x)>>4)*10)
#define INTtoBCD(x) (((x)%10)+(((x)/10)<<4))

static void RtcSync(void) {
  unsigned char dummy, byte,bitMask;

  // reset rtc chip
  dummy=rtc;

  // say the magic word
  for (byte=0; byte<8; byte++) {
    for (bitMask=0x01; bitMask; bitMask<<=1) {
      rtc = (rtcMagic[byte]&bitMask) ? 0xff : 0x00;
    }
  }
}

unsigned char RtcRead(struct tm *rtcDate) {
  unsigned char rtcBytes[8];
  unsigned char byte,bitMask;

  RtcSync();

  for (byte=0; byte<8; byte++) {
    rtcBytes[byte]=0;
    for (bitMask=0x01; bitMask; bitMask<<=1) {
      if (rtc&1) {
	rtcBytes[byte]|=bitMask;
      }
    }
  }
  rtcDate->tm_year=BCDtoINT(rtcBytes[7])+100; // year since 1900
  rtcDate->tm_mon=BCDtoINT(rtcBytes[6])-1; // jan=0
  rtcDate->tm_mday=BCDtoINT(rtcBytes[5]);
  rtcDate->tm_wday=(rtcBytes[4]&0x07)-1; // monday=0?
  rtcDate->tm_hour=BCDtoINT(rtcBytes[3]);
  rtcDate->tm_min=BCDtoINT(rtcBytes[2]);
  rtcDate->tm_sec=BCDtoINT(rtcBytes[1]);
  rtcDate->tm_hundredth=BCDtoINT(rtcBytes[0]);
  if ((rtcBytes[4]&0x30) || (rtcBytes[3]&0x80)) {
    //oscillator not running, reset not active or in 12h mode
    return 0;
  }
  return 1;
}

void RtcWrite(struct tm *rtcDate) {
  unsigned char rtcBytes[8];
  unsigned char byte,bitMask;

  rtcBytes[7]=INTtoBCD(rtcDate->tm_year%100);
  rtcBytes[6]=INTtoBCD(rtcDate->tm_mon)+1;
  rtcBytes[5]=INTtoBCD(rtcDate->tm_mday);
  rtcBytes[4]=(INTtoBCD(rtcDate->tm_wday)+1)&0x07; //set 24h  mode
  rtcBytes[3]=INTtoBCD(rtcDate->tm_hour)&0x3f; // oscilator on, reset on
  rtcBytes[2]=INTtoBCD(rtcDate->tm_min);
  rtcBytes[1]=INTtoBCD(rtcDate->tm_sec);
  //rtcBytes[0]=INTtoBCD(rtcDate->hundredth);
  rtcBytes[0]=0;

  RtcSync();

  for (byte=0; byte<8; byte++) {
    for (bitMask=0x01; bitMask; bitMask<<=1) {
      rtc = (rtcBytes[byte]&bitMask) ? 0xff : 0x00;
    }
  }
}