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You may also enter any other text you wish, allowing you to add such things as
your time zone.
+ Remember ALL lower case m, d, y, h, and s will be replaced by actual values.
Some examples of setting the DAYSTR command and the resulting time/date
display are:
DAYSTR setting Displayed Date/Time
mm/dd/yy hh:mm:ss 07/16/93 12:14:22
d.m.y h:mm:ss 16.7.93 12:14:22
d.mm.yy h:mm 16.07.93 12:14
mmm d 19yy h:mm CST JUL 7 1993 12:14 CST
TIME hh:mm DATE: mmm dd, 19yy TIME 12:14 DATE JUL 07, 1993
+ This command is used to define how date and time are to be displayed; it is not
used to enter an actual date and time (which you do by using DAYTIME). If you
enter an actual date and time with the DAYSTR command, your clock will ap-
pear to stop.
See also: daytime
#
DAYTIME yymmddhhmm[ss]
DAYTIME is used to enter a date and time (date and time are formatted for dis-
play by the specifications given in DAYSTR).
When date and time are entered, using the input format specified in the command
and explained below, the values entered are used to set the software clock/calen-
dar. The software clock/calendar is then used for MHEARD and NDHEARD log-
ging, as well as for CSTAMP and MSTAMP functions.
When entering the daytime digits, enter them in pure number sequence with no
spaces, dashes, or slashes. Notice that there are two digits each for entering a
year, month, day, hour, minute, and (optionally) second. Also, notice that you
need to use the order given here, which has nothing to do with the format (given
in DATSTR) for displaying date and time values. For example, to enter 1986,
January 2, at 22:30:00 hours, the value of the DAYTIME parameter would be
860102223000. In this case, seconds were entered, so the string is 12 characters
long (2 characters for each of six pieces of information entered).
TNC Commands Command Reference
KPC-9612 Plus v 8.2 225 User’s Guide