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As mentioned in #1, we can quite easily implement an RTC into our design (which I believe would be a genuinely nice and useful feature). I'm breaking it out into a new issue to increase visibility.
On-board RTC is present in the CM4IO board and could easily be lifted if we want to integrate it. Originally posted by @TheGuyDanish in #1 (comment)
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Looking further into this, I think using the NXP PCF85263A instead would be a better call. It has built-in circuitry for switching to battery power, meaning we can power the RTC with 3.3vSB when the power supply is powered and a coin cell battery when it isn't.
As mentioned in #1, we can quite easily implement an RTC into our design (which I believe would be a genuinely nice and useful feature). I'm breaking it out into a new issue to increase visibility.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: