Use global buffer for NTP receive

Signed-off-by: Mike Beattie <mike@ethernal.org>

1 files changed, 4 insertions, 4 deletions

diff --git a/HouseControl.ino b/HouseControl.ino
index b62d743..75cf9be 100644
--- a/HouseControl.ino
+++ b/HouseControl.ino
@@ -176,23 +176,23 @@ void sendNTPpacket() {
 }
 
 void parseNTPresponse() {
-  byte pb[48];
+//  byte pb[48];
   unsigned long ntp_time = 0;
   float ntp_time_frac;
 
   // read the packet into the buffer
-  NTPSocket.read(pb, sizeof(pb));
+  NTPSocket.read(buf1, sizeof(buf1));
 
   // NTP contains four timestamps with an integer part and a fraction part
   // we only use the integer part here
   for (int i=40; i<44; i++)
-    ntp_time = ntp_time << 8 | pb[i];
+    ntp_time = ntp_time << 8 | buf1[i];
 
   // part of the fractional part
   // could be 4 bytes but this is more precise than the 1307 RTC
   // which has a precision of ONE second
   // in fact one byte is sufficient for 1307
-  ntp_time_frac = ((long)pb[44] * 256 + pb[45]) / 65536.0;
+  ntp_time_frac = ((long)buf1[44] * 256 + buf1[45]) / 65536.0;
 
   // convert NTP to UNIX time, differs seventy years = 2208988800 seconds
   // NTP starts Jan 1, 1900