jremington:
On Arduino, you would use Serial.println(buffer) instead of printf(), to display the result on the serial monitor.Try something like this (you will have to add all required the RTC and/or TimeLib.h stuff):
void setup() {
char buffer[50];
Serial.begin(9600); //correct rate needed here
sprintf(buffer, "%d , %d , %d", now.day(), now.month(), now.year());
Serial.println(buffer);
}
void loop(){}
sprintf() does all sorts of handy things, for example %0d adds leading zeros, which is nice for time and date.
Thank you.
The good news is all sensors are up and running and all the data is being logged so I can read it in Excel. Next I need to work on getting the dial indicator connected and logging its output. I plan on doing that on a seperate board and testing it until I get it working correctly. Then I will add it to the main board and test some more. I will also need to do a lot of work cleaning up my sloppy coding.