Difference between revisions of "Real-time clock"

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There are various Real-time clock (RTC) chips used within the TI and Geneve systems.

The left address column shows the address mapping in the Native mode, while the right address column shows the GPL mode mapping.

F130 / 8010	Control register
F131 / 8011	Tenths of seconds
F132 / 8012	Units of seconds
F133 / 8013	Tens of seconds
F134 / 8014	Units of minutes
F135 / 8015	Tens of minutes
F136 / 8016	Units of hours
F137 / 8017	Tens of hours
F138 / 8018	Units of days
F139 / 8019	Tens of days
F13A / 801A	Units of months
F13B / 801B	Tens of months
F13C / 801C	Units of years
F13D / 801D	Tens of years
F13E / 801E	Day of week
F13F / 801F	Clock setting / Interrupt registers

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	== MM58274 (Geneve) ==		== MM58274 (Geneve) ==