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Hi fernando,
I have a problem with the clock module, when the rtc module is plugging alone, the time is the date is displayed correctly (on port 18 and 19), but when I plug the temperature sensor,
the time becomes 27 : 85: 65 !!
The problem remains the same by plugging the rtc on 20 and 21
Thank you
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Hi!
Welcome Sebastien!
Are you using an external power supply? What's the voltage? What's the max. current?
Best regards.
Welcome Sebastien!
Are you using an external power supply? What's the voltage? What's the max. current?
Best regards.
Post your doubts on forum because it can help another user too. Just PM me for support if it's absolutely necessary.
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Sat Jan 27, 2018 8:57 pm
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Hi Fernando
I have an external power supply from 9V to 1500mA and it works now !!
I made my test by powering the card through the USB port and it is a mistake, with the external power supply, it works perfectly!
Thank you !!
I have an external power supply from 9V to 1500mA and it works now !!
I made my test by powering the card through the USB port and it is a mistake, with the external power supply, it works perfectly!
Thank you !!
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