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#include <DS3231.h> #include <Wire.h> // i2C Conection Library // Init DS3231 DS3231 rtc; // Init a Time-data structure Time t; uint32_t targetTime = 0; uint8_t hh = 0, mm = 0, ss = 0, dd = 0, bb = 0; //variable Unsignet int 0-255 int yy = 0; //variable integer String Day = " "; //variable string void setup() { Serial.begin(115200); } void loop() { t = rtc.getTime(); // gate all data time & date from RTC Day = rtc.getDOWStr(); //get name of day hh = t.hour,DEC; //pengambilan data jam mm = t.min,DEC; //pengambilan data menit ss = t.sec,DEC; //pengambilan data detik dd = t.date,DEC; //pengambilan data hari bb = t.mon,DEC; //pengambilan data bulan (dalam desimal) yy = t.year,DEC; //pengambilan data tahun //Buka Serial Monitor Arduino untuk melihat hasilnya Serial.print (Day); Serial.print (F(" Time = ")); Serial.print (hh); Serial.print (F(" : ")); Serial.print (mm); Serial.print (F(" : ")); Serial.print (ss); Serial.print (F(" Date = ")); Serial.print (dd); Serial.print (F(" . ")); Serial.print (bb); Serial.print (F(" . ")); Serial.println (yy); delay (1000); }

When I verify the code, this error appears:

exit status 1
'Time' does not name a type

What does it mean?

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    Welcome to EE.SE. Please format your code properly using the {} code button (or add >= 4 spaces on the start of each line). Make sure it is indented properly. Use the preview to check it before submitting. Commented Aug 8, 2018 at 14:21
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    Have you included the library that defines the "Time" type? Commented Aug 8, 2018 at 14:28
  • isn't it already in the library wire.h? Commented Aug 8, 2018 at 14:49
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    @Hanatsuki No - see playground.arduino.cc/Code/Time Commented Aug 8, 2018 at 14:51

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You don't mention which library you are using (which library does #include <DS3231.h> refer to?)

The DS3231 library here https://github.com/NorthernWidget/DS3231 defines a DateTime object which appears to have similar elements to what you are trying to access in 't' (hour, min, sec etc).

I would try defining 't' as a DateTime object.

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