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    Hi all,

    I'm doing the clock using TMR0 using PIC16F84A.

    Prescaler = 256
    Ticks = 16 ticks per second


    Seem the eeprom is non-volatile memory, the data will remain intact even power is power off.

    Question:
    How could I going to apply this method to my clock? Because every time I power off, the clock will automatic reset everyting.

    Please give advice.
    Thanks

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    One of three choices:

    1. Don't ever power off.
    or
    2. Use a battery and never remove it.
    or
    3. Don't use TMR module of the PIC, use a RTC chip with a battery.


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