Multiple(five) alarm time setting in stm32f0 mcu












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I am working on my hobbyist project and need to develop the alarm timings.
And RTC and Timer are new for me and I am confused in RTC Alarm time setting.
I need to make alarm with RTC for five different times(as we are doing in the mobile).
So, I am looking for the same thing with my mcu.
Looking forward for the kind support ...
(I am using STM32 Nucleo Board, KEIL-IDE, CubeMX)



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    I am working on my hobbyist project and need to develop the alarm timings.
    And RTC and Timer are new for me and I am confused in RTC Alarm time setting.
    I need to make alarm with RTC for five different times(as we are doing in the mobile).
    So, I am looking for the same thing with my mcu.
    Looking forward for the kind support ...
    (I am using STM32 Nucleo Board, KEIL-IDE, CubeMX)



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      I am working on my hobbyist project and need to develop the alarm timings.
      And RTC and Timer are new for me and I am confused in RTC Alarm time setting.
      I need to make alarm with RTC for five different times(as we are doing in the mobile).
      So, I am looking for the same thing with my mcu.
      Looking forward for the kind support ...
      (I am using STM32 Nucleo Board, KEIL-IDE, CubeMX)



      Thanks










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      I am working on my hobbyist project and need to develop the alarm timings.
      And RTC and Timer are new for me and I am confused in RTC Alarm time setting.
      I need to make alarm with RTC for five different times(as we are doing in the mobile).
      So, I am looking for the same thing with my mcu.
      Looking forward for the kind support ...
      (I am using STM32 Nucleo Board, KEIL-IDE, CubeMX)



      Thanks







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          Check AN3371 at the official website of ST.



          However, according to paragraph 2 there are only 2 alarms (A and B).



          Alternatives:




          • Keep 5 alarms in your own code, set the first alarm (A) as alarm 1. When this fires, program A as for the next alarm (2) etc. Alarm B is not needed.

          • Do not use the alarm of the RTC, but a timer (not sure if the timer can be set for a long period).






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            There are only two Alarms but you can always make a software alarm and implement that (different discussion on the details of that)



            I got this on the keil website and it helped me to understand the RTC functionality a bit better: http://www.keil.com/download/docs/356.asp



            I know it is not for the STM32F0 but I had to modify only a little bit of code in order to get it going






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              Check AN3371 at the official website of ST.



              However, according to paragraph 2 there are only 2 alarms (A and B).



              Alternatives:




              • Keep 5 alarms in your own code, set the first alarm (A) as alarm 1. When this fires, program A as for the next alarm (2) etc. Alarm B is not needed.

              • Do not use the alarm of the RTC, but a timer (not sure if the timer can be set for a long period).






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                Check AN3371 at the official website of ST.



                However, according to paragraph 2 there are only 2 alarms (A and B).



                Alternatives:




                • Keep 5 alarms in your own code, set the first alarm (A) as alarm 1. When this fires, program A as for the next alarm (2) etc. Alarm B is not needed.

                • Do not use the alarm of the RTC, but a timer (not sure if the timer can be set for a long period).






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                  Check AN3371 at the official website of ST.



                  However, according to paragraph 2 there are only 2 alarms (A and B).



                  Alternatives:




                  • Keep 5 alarms in your own code, set the first alarm (A) as alarm 1. When this fires, program A as for the next alarm (2) etc. Alarm B is not needed.

                  • Do not use the alarm of the RTC, but a timer (not sure if the timer can be set for a long period).






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                  Check AN3371 at the official website of ST.



                  However, according to paragraph 2 there are only 2 alarms (A and B).



                  Alternatives:




                  • Keep 5 alarms in your own code, set the first alarm (A) as alarm 1. When this fires, program A as for the next alarm (2) etc. Alarm B is not needed.

                  • Do not use the alarm of the RTC, but a timer (not sure if the timer can be set for a long period).







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                      There are only two Alarms but you can always make a software alarm and implement that (different discussion on the details of that)



                      I got this on the keil website and it helped me to understand the RTC functionality a bit better: http://www.keil.com/download/docs/356.asp



                      I know it is not for the STM32F0 but I had to modify only a little bit of code in order to get it going






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                        There are only two Alarms but you can always make a software alarm and implement that (different discussion on the details of that)



                        I got this on the keil website and it helped me to understand the RTC functionality a bit better: http://www.keil.com/download/docs/356.asp



                        I know it is not for the STM32F0 but I had to modify only a little bit of code in order to get it going






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                          There are only two Alarms but you can always make a software alarm and implement that (different discussion on the details of that)



                          I got this on the keil website and it helped me to understand the RTC functionality a bit better: http://www.keil.com/download/docs/356.asp



                          I know it is not for the STM32F0 but I had to modify only a little bit of code in order to get it going






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                          There are only two Alarms but you can always make a software alarm and implement that (different discussion on the details of that)



                          I got this on the keil website and it helped me to understand the RTC functionality a bit better: http://www.keil.com/download/docs/356.asp



                          I know it is not for the STM32F0 but I had to modify only a little bit of code in order to get it going







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