Struct stm32_hal2::rtc::Rtc [−][src]
pub struct Rtc { /* fields omitted */ }
Expand description
Represents a Real Time Clock (RTC) peripheral.
Implementations
Create and enable a new RTC abstraction, and configure its clock source and prescalers.
From AN4759, Table 7, when using the LSE (The only clock source this module
supports currently), set prediv_s
to 255, and prediv_a
to 127 to get a
calendar clock of 1Hz.
The bypass
argument is true
if you’re using an external oscillator that
doesn’t connect to OSC32_IN
, such as a MEMS resonator.
Note that if using HSE as the clock source, we assume you’ve already enabled it, eg
in clock config.
Sets calendar clock to 24 hr format
Sets calendar clock to 12 hr format
Reads current hour format selection
Setup periodic auto-wakeup interrupts. See ST AN4759, Table 11, and more broadly,
section 2.4.1. See also reference manual, section 27.5.
In addition to running this function, set up the interrupt handling function by
adding the line make_rtc_interrupt_handler!(RTC_WKUP);
somewhere in the body
of your program.
sleep_time
is in ms.
Enable the wakeup timer.
Disable the wakeup timer. // todo dry with enable.
Change the sleep time for the auto wakeup, after it’s been set up.
Sleep time is in MS. Major DRY from set_wakeup
.
Clears the wakeup flag. Must be cleared manually after every RTC wakeup. Alternatively, you could call this in the RTC wakeup interrupt handler.
set time using NaiveTime (ISO 8601 time without timezone) Hour format is 24h
Set the date using NaiveDate (ISO 8601 calendar date without timezone).
WeekDay is set using the set_weekday
method