NXP Semiconductors
UM10788
User manual for I²C-bus RTC demo board OM13515
UM10788
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User manual
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Fig 4. OM13515 circuit diagram
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UM10788
User manual for I²C-bus RTC demo board OM13515
UM10788
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User manual
Rev. 2 — 4 August 2014
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4. Graphical User Interface with OM13518 USB-I²C-bus dongle
4.1 USB-I²C dongle
Details are described in the user manual UM10789.
The OM13518 dongle is a ready to run module. It creates a virtual COM-port via an USB
connection. It provides three I²C-bus connections with 5 V option to power the application
(max 450 mA).
Power consumption: module/total: <50 mA/max 500 mA
I²C-bus clock frequency: 245 Hz 400 kHz
USB driver for Windows: Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows 8
Size: 50 mm
× 40 mm × 15 mm
Fig 5. A) Dongle OM13518, B) connected to an evaluation board
4.2 Software GUI
The software control via a GUI allows a fast start to communicate to the different circuits.
Aside from the detailed GUI pages for the Real-Time Clocks, a UNIVERSAL
INTERFACE allows to communicate with any I²C-bus device by entering directly the hex
codes. Example: s A2 28 p
Where s stands for the I²C START and p for the I²C STOP condition.
There are 2 GUI versions:
USB_I2C_GUI_85063TP for the PCF85063TP RTC with basic features, no alarm facility
USB_I2C_GUI_85063A for the full featured PCx85063A RTC
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UM10788
User manual for I²C-bus RTC demo board OM13515
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User manual
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Fig 6. GUI-page example: Time Alarm settings
5. Software set-up
5.1 Functionality
The RTC PCx85063A is controlled via a standard Fast Mode I
2
C-bus interface, operating
up to 400 kHz.
Theoretically there is no lower speed limit, however a read or write access to the RTC
must be finalized within one second after initiating it, otherwise time counter increments
could be lost. During access, the time registers of the RTC are frozen and after the read
or write sequence is completed, a seconds increment is executed if required.
The clock tracks the actual time from seconds to year. It must be initially set to the
correct time of the actual time zone. The number of days per month and leap year are
corrected automatically. Leap years are assumed whenever the year is dividable by 4.
The RTC can be programmed to generate an interrupt every 30 seconds or every
60 seconds. Interrupts can also be generated by the alarm facility, the timer and the
WatchDog.
At address byte 03h a general purpose RAM byte is ideal to store temporary information.

OM13515UL

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NXP Semiconductors
Description:
Clock & Timer Development Tools PCF85063AT Evaluation board
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