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I have installed a Power Management Hat on my Raspberry Pi and configured its RTC (Real-Time Clock) correctly. I also modified the necessary files to use both the Button_Ctrl_Loop and Period_Time_Loop simultaneously. However, I have noticed that the RTC loses about 3 seconds every day. This time drift is consistent and affects the accuracy of the clock over time. Below are the details of my setup and the issue observed:
Raspberry Pi Model: Raspberry Pi 4 8GB
Power Management Module: Power Management Hat B
Configuration Steps:
I have downloaded modified the Power-example v1.0, and modified the following files for using both the Button_Ctrl_Loop and Period_Time_Loop at the same time.
I programmed the Power Management Hat via USB by following the wiki link
Observed Behavior: I inspected the datetime that the RTC prints every second by monitoring the com port. The RTC loses approximately 3 seconds per day.
This time drift is problematic for applications that require precise timekeeping. Any guidance on how to resolve this issue or improve the accuracy of the RTC would be appreciated.
Also is it allowed to use both the Button_ctrl_loop and the Period_time_loop functionality at the same time ?
Thank you!
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RTC Loses Approximately 3 Seconds Per Day on Raspberry Pi
The RTC in the Power Management Hat (B) loses approximately 3 seconds per day.
May 15, 2024
I have installed a Power Management Hat on my Raspberry Pi and configured its RTC (Real-Time Clock) correctly. I also modified the necessary files to use both the Button_Ctrl_Loop and Period_Time_Loop simultaneously. However, I have noticed that the RTC loses about 3 seconds every day. This time drift is consistent and affects the accuracy of the clock over time. Below are the details of my setup and the issue observed:
Raspberry Pi Model: Raspberry Pi 4 8GB
Power Management Module: Power Management Hat B
Configuration Steps:
I have downloaded modified the Power-example v1.0, and modified the following files for using both the Button_Ctrl_Loop and Period_Time_Loop at the same time.
I programmed the Power Management Hat via USB by following the wiki link
Observed Behavior: I inspected the datetime that the RTC prints every second by monitoring the com port. The RTC loses approximately 3 seconds per day.
This time drift is problematic for applications that require precise timekeeping. Any guidance on how to resolve this issue or improve the accuracy of the RTC would be appreciated.
Also is it allowed to use both the Button_ctrl_loop and the Period_time_loop functionality at the same time ?
Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: