USB RTC is an open source real time clock device that comprises MCP2221, a USB-to-UART/I2C serial converter, which enables USB connectivity, in the processes that include a USB, UART(Serial), GPIO, and I2C interfaces.
Is there an opportunity to set up the RTC in the OS from the Pi?
The script "Set_Time_Boot.py" only sets the time when you boot the System. And all other scripts only use the same methods to read the time. But I want the USB-RTC as a hardware clock, so i can access the RTC in the shell (via hwclock or timedatectl).
There are Tutorials to setup I2C-RTCs (connected via GPIO Pins) like this online, but not for this USB-RTC Version.
I hope there is someone who can help me with this problem.
Is there an opportunity to set up the RTC in the OS from the Pi?
The script "Set_Time_Boot.py" only sets the time when you boot the System. And all other scripts only use the same methods to read the time. But I want the USB-RTC as a hardware clock, so i can access the RTC in the shell (via hwclock or timedatectl).
There are Tutorials to setup I2C-RTCs (connected via GPIO Pins) like this online, but not for this USB-RTC Version.
I hope there is someone who can help me with this problem.