Merge pull request #1 from SolderedElectronics/dev

Merge dev into main

Author: JosipKuci

Actuators/DS3234/DS3234/Examples/ds3234-deepSleep.py

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+# FILE: DS3234-simpleRTC.py
+# AUTHOR: Soldered
+# BRIEF: Example showing how to wake up from deep sleep
+#        Using the INT pin on the breakout board
+# WORKS WITH: DS3234 RTC Breakout: www.solde.red/333358
+# LAST UPDATED: 2025-09-15
+
+import machine
+import time
+import esp32
+from DS3234 import DS3234
+
+# Define CS pin for DS3234
+RTC_CS_PIN = 5
+
+# Define wake-up pin (must be RTC-capable GPIO)
+# ESP32 RTC-capable pins: 0, 2, 4, 12-15, 25-27, 32-39
+WAKEUP_PIN = 26  # Must be RTC-capable pin
+
+# Initialize SPI and CS pin for DS3234
+# Using VSPI (SPI ID 2) with default ESP32 pins
+spi = machine.SPI(
+    2,
+    baudrate=1000000,
+    polarity=1,
+    phase=1,
+    sck=machine.Pin(18),
+    mosi=machine.Pin(23),
+    miso=machine.Pin(19),
+)
+cs_pin = machine.Pin(RTC_CS_PIN, machine.Pin.OUT)
+
+# Create an instance of the RTC object
+rtc = DS3234(spi, cs_pin)
+
+print("Initializing DS3234 RTC...")
+
+# Check if this is a wake-up from deep sleep
+wake_reason = machine.wake_reason()
+
+if wake_reason == machine.PIN_WAKE:
+    print("Woke up from deep sleep (RTC alarm)!")
+
+    # Read and display current time
+    rtc.update()
+
+    print(
+        "Current time: {0}:{1:02d}:{2:02d}".format(
+            rtc.hour(), rtc.minute(), rtc.second()
+        )
+    )
+
+    print("Date: {0}/{1}/{2}".format(rtc.month(), rtc.date(), rtc.year() + 2000))
+
+    # Clear alarm flags
+    if rtc.alarm1(clear=True):
+        print("Cleared Alarm 1 flag")
+    if rtc.alarm2(clear=True):
+        print("Cleared Alarm 2 flag")
+
+else:
+    # First boot - set up RTC and configure alarm
+    print("First boot - setting up RTC")
+
+    # Clear any existing alarm flags first
+    rtc.alarm1(clear=True)
+    rtc.alarm2(clear=True)
+
+    # Set RTC time (use autoTime or set manually)
+    rtc.autoTime()
+
+    # Display current time
+    rtc.update()
+    print(
+        "Current RTC time: {0}:{1:02d}:{2:02d}".format(
+            rtc.hour(), rtc.minute(), rtc.second()
+        )
+    )
+
+    # Configure alarm to trigger in 30 seconds from now
+    current_second = rtc.second()
+    alarm_second = (current_second + 30) % 60
+    alarm_minute = rtc.minute() + ((current_second + 30) // 60)
+
+    if alarm_minute >= 60:
+        alarm_minute %= 60
+
+    # Set alarm 1 to trigger at specific second (ignore minutes, hours, date)
+    # 255 = "don't care" for that field
+    rtc.setAlarm1(second=alarm_second, minute=255, hour=255, date=255, day=False)
+
+    # Enable alarm 1 interrupt - THIS IS CRITICAL!
+    rtc.enableAlarmInterrupt(alarm1=True, alarm2=False)
+
+    # Verify alarm is set correctly
+    print("Alarm set to trigger at second:", alarm_second)
+
+# Configure the interrupt pin as input with pullup
+wakeup_pin = machine.Pin(WAKEUP_PIN, machine.Pin.IN, machine.Pin.PULL_UP)
+
+# Configure deep sleep with RTC alarm wakeup
+print("Going to deep sleep...")
+time.sleep(1)
+
+# Set up wakeup source - use external pin triggered by RTC alarm
+# The DS3234 INT pin goes LOW when alarm triggers
+esp32.wake_on_ext0(pin=wakeup_pin, level=esp32.WAKEUP_ALL_LOW)
+
+# Go to deep sleep
+machine.deepsleep()

Actuators/DS3234/DS3234/Examples/ds3234-simpleRTC.py

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+# FILE: DS3234-simpleRTC.py
+# AUTHOR: Soldered
+# BRIEF: Example showing how to Initialize the DS3234 RTC
+#        and set the time and alarms
+# WORKS WITH: DS3234 RTC Breakout: www.solde.red/333358
+# LAST UPDATED: 2025-09-15
+
+import machine
+import time
+from ds3234 import DS3234
+
+# Configurable Pin Definitions for ESP32
+DS3234_CS_PIN = 5  # DS3234 RTC Chip-select pin
+
+# ESP32 SPI pin assignments (change these based on your wiring)
+# Default ESP32 SPI pins:
+# HSPI: SCLK=14, MOSI=13, MISO=12
+# VSPI: SCLK=18, MOSI=23, MISO=19
+
+# Using HSPI
+spi = machine.SPI(
+    1,
+    baudrate=1000000,
+    polarity=1,
+    phase=1,
+    sck=machine.Pin(18),
+    mosi=machine.Pin(23),
+    miso=machine.Pin(19),
+)
+cs_pin = machine.Pin(DS3234_CS_PIN, machine.Pin.OUT)
+
+# Create an instance of the RTC object
+rtc = DS3234(spi, cs_pin)
+
+# Create an instance of the RTC object
+# If using the SQW pin as an interrupt (uncomment if needed)
+# interrupt_pin = machine.Pin(INTERRUPT_PIN, machine.Pin.IN, machine.Pin.PULL_UP)
+
+# Use the serial monitor to view time/date output
+print("Initializing DS3234 RTC...")
+
+# Initialize the RTC
+# (The __init__ method already handles initialization in the class)
+
+# Set to 12-hour mode if desired (uncomment)
+# rtc.set12Hour()
+
+# Now set the time...
+# You can use the autoTime() function to set the RTC's clock and
+# date to the system's current time
+rtc.autoTime()
+
+# Or you can use the rtc.setTime(s, m, h, day, date, month, year)
+# function to explicitly set the time:
+# e.g. 7:32:16 | Monday October 31, 2016:
+# rtc.setTime(16, 32, 7, 2, 31, 10, 16)  # Uncomment to manually set time
+
+# Update time/date values, so we can set alarms
+rtc.update()
+
+# Configure Alarm(s):
+# (Optional: enable SQW pin as an interrupt)
+rtc.enableAlarmInterrupt()
+
+# Set alarm1 to alert when seconds hits 30
+rtc.setAlarm1(30)
+
+# Set alarm2 to alert when minute increments by 1
+rtc.setAlarm2(rtc.minute() + 1)
+
+print("RTC initialized and alarms set")
+
+
+def print_time():
+    # Print hour
+    print(str(rtc.hour()) + ":", end="")
+
+    # Print minute with leading zero if needed
+    if rtc.minute() < 10:
+        print("0", end="")
+    print(str(rtc.minute()) + ":", end="")
+
+    # Print second with leading zero if needed
+    if rtc.second() < 10:
+        print("0", end="")
+    print(str(rtc.second()), end="")
+
+    # If we're in 12-hour mode
+    if rtc.is12hour():
+        # Use rtc.pm() to read the AM/PM state of the hour
+        if rtc.pm():
+            print(" PM", end="")  # Returns true if PM
+        else:
+            print(" AM", end="")
+
+    print(" | ", end="")
+
+    # Few options for printing the day, pick one:
+    print(rtc.dayStr(), end="")  # Print day string
+    # print(rtc.dayChar(), end="")  # Print day character
+    # print(rtc.day(), end="")  # Print day integer (1-7, Sun-Sat)
+
+    print(" - ", end="")
+
+    # Print date in USA format (MM/DD/YYYY) or international (DD/MM/YYYY)
+    PRINT_USA_DATE = True  # Change to False for international format
+
+    if PRINT_USA_DATE:
+        print(
+            str(rtc.month()) + "/" + str(rtc.date()) + "/", end=""
+        )  # Print month/date
+    else:
+        print(
+            str(rtc.date()) + "/" + str(rtc.month()) + "/", end=""
+        )  # Print date/month
+
+    print(str(rtc.year()))  # Print year
+
+
+last_second = -1
+
+while True:
+    rtc.update()
+
+    if rtc.second() != last_second:  # If the second has changed
+        print_time()  # Print the new time
+        last_second = rtc.second()  # Update last_second value
+
+    # Check for alarm interrupts
+    # If using interrupt pin (uncomment if needed):
+    # if interrupt_pin.value() == 0:  # Interrupt pin is active-low
+    # Check rtc.alarm1() to see if alarm 1 triggered the interrupt
+
+    if rtc.alarm1(clear=True) == True:  # Clear the alarm flag
+        print("ALARM 1!")
+        # Re-set the alarm for when s=30:
+        rtc.setAlarm1(30)
+
+    # Check rtc.alarm2() to see if alarm 2 triggered the interrupt
+    if rtc.alarm2(clear=True) == True:  # Clear the alarm flag
+        print("ALARM 2!")
+        # Re-set the alarm for when m increments by 1
+        rtc.setAlarm2(rtc.minute() + 1)
+
+    time.sleep(0.1)  # Small delay to prevent busy waiting