--- In lpc2000@yahoogroups.com, Sean <embeddedrelated@w...> wrote: > > Hello everyone, > > I've got a bit of a strange problem with the RTC in my setup. I have a > dedicated lithium battery going to the Vbat pin to power the RTC, and it > usually works fine, however periodically the clock changes to an invalid > value and stops running. Usually this value is something like "Year:129 > Month:00 Day:16 Hour:02 Min:09 Sec:08", and unless I reset the RTC to a > valid value it stops running. This will usually happen after several hours > of Vcc absent (i.e. device powered off) or after a day or two running > constantly. Nothing else is disrupted. I have a 3.6V lithium running > through a diode which drops the voltage at the pin down to 3.165V when Vcc > present and to 3.232V when Vcc absent (implying that more current is drawn > when the micro is powered on??) > > Does anyone have any ideas? > > -- Sean I have had my setup working for a week already with a 3V lithium. I'm using a MMBD2838LT1 dual diode cathode connected. I have a 560ohm after the battery (which is probably not necessary) to one anode. Cathodes to the VBAT pin. Other anode to VDD so it is powering it when VDD is up. I haven't seen anything like what you are seeing. Also, I have a SE2417 separate crystal. Steve
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Re: RTC problem in LPC2148
2006-01-30 by stephan2148
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