In this lecture, I'd like to show you the advanced configuration file, 113 E in case you want to modify
some of the functionality, and that is not possible to do via the menus here to begin with.
Go to the thorny project on GitHub and scroll down to find the wiki link down here and the end users.
Then here look for micro python and the available pages and on the micro python or in the micro python
page, have a look at the advanced configuration.
S. And then it gives you some information that is specifically addressing some of the advanced configuration
issues for the E.S.P 32.
It gives you which keywords are available.
Such is submit mood and roadblock signs, et cetera.
The ones that are more interested at the moment, the sink time and the clock time.
So as you know, the DP 32 has a real time clock integrated into the ship.
And when you use Thorney to upload a program, it is possible for Thony to reset the clock to the correct
system time and date and to make that work.
You make sure that the sync time keyword is set to true.
Another thing that you can consider doing is whether you want the real time clock to be set to UTC time
or to your consistent time, and you can control that via the UTC clock Keywood.
So when you say false, then the accuracy of your authority will be synched to your computer's local
time to access the configuration file where you can do all this, go to 30 and then undertows click
on the data folder full time and they will open up the folder where the configuration file and is.
Here's the text file.
Just open it up with a text editor such as Atum and you'll see its contents.
There's a lot of blocks that control a variety of things.
Look at them in detail if you are interested.
But down here you'll find the E.S.P threat to block it contains things such as the report and then you
can say sync time.
She said that now equals true and I'm going to.
It is a clock equals force, so these are some of the more advanced configuration options for the two
men.
Speaking of sync time.
I just want to mention that in Section 12, I have a couple of lectures where I show you how to set
the time in the RTC of your inability to programmatically both manually and by getting accurate time
and date from an infinite atomic clock.
So you've got three ways of setting the odyssey.
You can let Thony do it for you or you can programmatically manually set it or programmatically get
accurate time and date from the International Atomic.