Date issues?

[David M. N. Bryan]

Hey folks!  I've got everything working, except the year- its dropping the last digit... ideas?

13:28:53  2/21/1 THU 13:28:53  2/21/1 THU User 116 authenticated.

Also, I want to be able to correlate the number on the key fobs with the number in the system- like if I enter in the full digits of the tag, the system should trans code that into the tag number and store it.  Ideas?

Code for the mega is here: http://code.google.com/p/open-access-control/source/browse/trunk/Open_Access_Control/Open_Access_Control_Mega_Hack_Factory_v3.ino

-David

[Will Bradley]

There's some kind of conversion routine like dividing or multiplying by 2 and maybe adding an offset of 1. I think each manufacturer has their own system.

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[Scott Bailey]

I'll start with a recommendation: crank up your warnings!  -Wall then -Werror so you CANT ignore the errors.  HUGE.

Now I have a guess.  I'm guessing year is NOT a uint8_t.  Check the spec for the RTC lib and see what params it takes. 

And let us know what the fix was.

SB  

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[David M. N. Bryan]

Found my issue- Had this set to cmdString[4][9] to the right value.... I'll commit it soon.  It was crashing and burning when trying to read to much data.

void readCommand() {                                              

  uint8_t stringSize=(sizeof(inString)/sizeof(char));                   
  char cmdString[7][9];                                             // Size of commands (7=number of items to parse, 9 = max length of each)


-David

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