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			<title><![CDATA[Embedded support of NTP]]></title>
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			<description><![CDATA[<p>I&#039;ve been trying (and failing) to do an NTP query using the same ESP8266 as RemoteXY is using. In my case I have a Mega that is using a serial port with an ESP01. Would it be possible to include NTP updates in the standard RemoteXY code?</p><p>What I suggest is:<br />* Add two new properties to the &quot;WiFi connection&quot; section of the GUI: NTP Pool, and update interval.<br />* Add an unsigned long int to the RemoteXY data structure: UTC_time<br />* Add a boolean or uint8_t to the RemoteXY data structure: time_updated_flag<br />* The RemoteXY routine performs an NTP query every update interval, and sets the flag to true or 1</p><p>The hosting program would keep the responsibility of noticing that the time_updated_flag has been set, and then converting the new UTC_time to the local time zone with or without summer time.</p>]]></description>
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