NWx287 RTC Module CR2032 edition

[@PROSTO4Tabal]

Retro community is just genius today. Thanks for your effort and participation

[@Stratotank3r]

You are relly in to this! Tinkering with new stuff and improving existing things. THX!!

[@johnsonlam]

Very useful when you got to replace the outdated DALLAS chip!

[@darthtripedacus1]

Great work sir!

[@RetroTinkerer]

A thousand thanks!

[@dim0n1]

im surprised, that it takes so long to someone to modify necrowaves design for a much more common CR2032 battery, nice ;-)

[@Vanessaira-Retro]

Thank you as always.

[@TheChimeraMan]

Nice work

[@BaguetesGarage]

Nice work as usual. Don't have any motherboards that use the Dallas RTC but can come handy in the future. What about a little PCB to replace the DIN keyboard connector with a PS/2 connector, i really hate the AT to PS/2 keyboard adapters. Maybe space the PCB to the motherboard with a 3D printed spacer so the center of the new connector matches the old one.

[@mattborup5293]

Awesome job! Question… you say to not use the square pins… why exactly is that? What if one was to use those. Will it still work?

[@scrap_computing]

The most common headers have rectangular pins which are too wide for the socket.

[@WinrichNaujoks]

Does this also work as a replacement for a DS1287A?

[@scrap_computing]

The only difference between the DS1287A and the DS1287 that I can see is the RCLR# pin 21. As far as I am aware this is supported by the BQ3285LF. So if I would guess it should work.

[@WinrichNaujoks]

What is the difference between Intel and Motorola mode?

[@scrap_computing]

Not sure, perhaps it has to do with the bus timings.

[@djqarloxxsvoficial]

peter griffin, are you???

[@latengocomoburro]

Bro that's Kermit the Frog.