Datasheet
RTC with Arduino
Wiring
Wiring it up is easy, connect
GND to GND on your board
VCC to the logic level power of your board (on classic Arduinos & Metros use 5V, on 3.3V devices use 3.3V)
SDA to the SDA i2c data pin
SCL to the SCL i2c clock pin
There are internal 10K pull-ups on the PCF8523 on SDA and SCL to the VCC voltage
pcfmetro Fritzing
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Talking to the RTC
The RTC is an i2c device, which means it uses 2 wires to to communicate. These two wires are used to set the time
and retrieve it.
For the RTC library, we'll be using a fork of JeeLab's excellent RTC library, which is available on GitHub. You can do
that by visiting the github repo and manually downloading or, easier go to the Arduino Library Manager
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