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Time in the future (Arduino NANO 33 IoT) #88
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Hello I made simple test, even without using BLE and WiFi the time shifts very much. How I can use it as alarm to wake me up in the morning if the time is so irrelevant after longer period of time ? I expect that time will fluctuate but the difference in real time (my PC) and RTC time (Arduino NANO 33 IoT) will stay stable (not exceeding +/- 1 second). For the experiment the Arduino was connected to the PC and no other I/Os were used.
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Test with new Arduino NANO 33 IoT. Distribution from RS components (https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/arduino/1927585).
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Hello, I have very particular issue when using the RTCZero with my Arduino NANO 33 IoT.
I am working with WiFi, BT and time at the same time to control light strength in setup of LED and movement sensor.
I found your library to exploit the internal RTC clock. I set it from NTP server using WiFi. After that I shut down the WiFi and move to BT to expose the values for diagnostic.
After many tries without your library, my time was decaying and getting more and more late.
With your library I have totally opposite experience. The time still desynchronize, in that case into the future.
At beginning the minutes, hours, days in the future from real time.
Do you have any idea what can cause such behavior? I set time once, and after I read it only.
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