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Change setting of RTC to use ticks. #159

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Change setting of RTC to use ticks.
mikeller Aug 23, 2018
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Made version configurable in main script.
mikeller Aug 30, 2018
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Fixes from review.
mikeller Sep 21, 2018
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Change setting of RTC to use ticks.
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mikeller committed Aug 23, 2018
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17 changes: 17 additions & 0 deletions src/SCRIPTS/BF/background.lua
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Expand Up @@ -40,6 +40,8 @@ local function run_bg()
-- assuming when sensor value higher than 0 there is an telemetry connection
-- only send datetime one time after telemetry connection became available
-- or when connection is restored after e.g. lipo refresh

--[[ Uncomment for firmware versions before 4.0:
local now = getDateTime()
local year = now.year;

Expand All @@ -52,6 +54,21 @@ local function run_bg()
values[5] = now.hour
values[6] = now.min
values[7] = now.sec
]]

--[[ Uncomment for firmware versions 4.0 and up:]]
local now = getRtcTime()

values = {}
values[1] = bit32.band(now, 0xFF)
now = bit32.rshift(now, 8)
values[2] = bit32.band(now, 0xFF)
now = bit32.rshift(now, 8)
values[3] = bit32.band(now, 0xFF)
now = bit32.rshift(now, 8)
values[4] = bit32.band(now, 0xFF)
values[5] = 0 -- we don't have milliseconds
values[6] = 0

-- send msp message
protocol.mspWrite(MSP_SET_RTC, values)
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