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Author: Vino Rodrigues

README.md

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ For use with the Freetronics RTC module; http://www.freetronics.com/rtc
 Credits
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-* This library is intended to be used with **Arduino Time.h** library functions
+* This library is intended to be used with **Arduino *Time.h* library** functions
   - http://playground.arduino.cc/Code/Time
 
 * Based on code by **Jonathan Oxer**
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ Credits
 
 * Based on code by **Michael Margolis**
   - https://code.google.com/p/arduino-time
-  - Class structure and examples on integrating to Time.h Sync
+  - Class structure and examples on integrating to *Time.h* Sync
 
 * Based on code by **Ryhs Weather**
   - http://github.com/rweather/arduinolibs/tree/master/libraries/RTC
@@ -33,8 +33,9 @@ This IC attempts to compensate for crystal inaccuracies due to temperature chang
 As such, it also features a Thermometer with a 0'C to 70'C range (though the temprature read is the internal IC temprature, but a good indicator of ambient).
 
 The RC3232 is very similar to the RC3231 (used by Adafruits' "ChronoDot" RTC module; http://www.adafruit.com/products/255), but adds 2 programable Alarms and 263 bytes of read/write SRAM.
+*(Note the SRAM is not FLASH or EEPROM, as data will be lost when the battery-backup is removed. The plus side is that it has a higher write count.)*
 
-Freetronics' officially supports the excellent RTC library from Rhys Weather, but I found that Audrino's official Time.h library has a wider adoption, more integrated libraries (including the Timezone.h from Jack Christensen) and is based on C++ *ctime* library, so is more portable.
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+Freetronics officially supports the excellent RTC library from Rhys Weather, but I found that Audrino's official *Time.h* library has a wider adoption, more integrated libraries (including the *Timezone.h* from Jack Christensen) and is based on C++ *ctime* library, so is more portable.
+This library aims to replicate the effort, but make it *Time.h* friendly.
 
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