How to use DS1307 RTC with Arduino + LCD/OLED 12h/24h formats

Hello, and welcome to this tutorial where I use another RTC module, this time we have the DS1307 module, and I'm using it with an Arduino UNO board, then I'm using an OLED screen and LCD i²c screen to display multiple formats of date and time and in both 24h and 12h format. any problem leave a question in the comments.
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[@anokhautomation4453]

Very useful tutorial 👍 thanks for sharing 🙏

[@ManuPithiviers]

Thank you !

[@leeralph7765]

Evening Yassine. Thank you for this great tutorial, out of all I have seen this is the best. One problem though, have set this up and followed your tutorial to the letter (down loading everything from your site), I have run the simple program and the rtc worked really well, have run clock file 1 and 2 for oled and it looks great (better than I have attempted so far lol). But can not get the clock files to talk the rtc? (shows 12:00am 1/1/2001). Any idea where I may be going wrong?. Using the same display and Same tiny rtc as seen in your video. Thank you for your time and thanks again for the tutorial.

[@SurtrTech]

Thanks a lot, did you try first to set the RTC using the first example? Upload the "SetTime" example first while the RTC is wired. Then try the other codes.

[@leeralph7765]

@@SurtrTech ah, there we go, all working. Thank you very much for your help and keep up the good work.

[@leeralph7765]

@@SurtrTech and also a bit of fault finding found a dodgy battery fitted to the back of the rct 😣

[@SurtrTech]

@@leeralph7765 Thank you very much, I'm happy it's working, normally those batteries last around 10 years, but if you could change it it would be better

[@sergiomoranavarrete9426]

Hello, Thanks for the video, but I still can not print2digits on a ssh1106 u8glib. Is there any way to see it on an OLED?

[@SurtrTech]

Did you modify the function below? Because that function is not in the library, I just made it, make sure to adapt it to your display library too

[@rickyamri7643]

hello, how to set the time?

[@thomaswilkerson9961]

Print2digits wors great thnak you I Can not get 12hr time, else if(Hour>12){ Hour=Hour-12; //substract 12 to bring it back to 1,2,3,... a=false; display.print(Hour); Please help tia

[@SurtrTech]

I don't understand your problem. The code detect which hour and if it's 0- under12 it shows normally and with a "am", if it's 12 it shows 12 with "pm", higher than 12 it goes back to 12h format with "pm" symbol. if it's 0 (midnight) it shows 12 "am".

[@thomaswilkerson9961]

@@SurtrTech Thanks for your response. Sorry but I confused my own questions with another video. Here I'm trying to get your OLED_3 sketch to put a zero in when hours, minutes, or seconds are less than 10 so there are 2 digits displayed. I tried using print2digits(tm.Second); along with void print2digits(int number) { if (number >= 0 && number < 10) { display.write('0'); display.display(); } display.print(number); display.display(); display.println(); } I give 2 digits but everything on the display after that command flickers i.e the PM,month, day, and year flash rapidly. any help is appreciated,

[@SurtrTech]

Well you'll have to create another function for example" print2digits(int and here it should read the hour/minute/sec). Inside the function you'll test if the variable is