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KPC-9612 Version 5.2 July 19, 1994
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DAYSTR setting DISPLAYED Date/Time
mm/dd/yy hh:mm:ss 05/12/93 14:13:34
d.m.y h:mm:ss 12.5.93 14:13:34
d.mm.yy h:mm 12.05.93 14:13
mmm d 19yy h:mm CST MAY 12 1993 14:13 CST
TIME hh:mm DATE: mmm dd, 19yy TIME 14:13 DATE MAY 12, 1993
CAUTION: If you enter an actual date/time with the DAYSTR command, your clock will appear to
stop. Do NOT enter a real date/time using this command.
See also: daytime
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DAytime yymmddhhmm[ss] {01/01/93 00:00:00}
This command sets or reads the real-time clock and software clock in the KPC-9612. The clock de-
termines date and time display in conjunction with CSTAMP, MHEARD, MSTAMP and PBBS/Node
messages. When entering the daytime digits to set the clock, enter in pure number sequence .with
no spaces, dashes, or slashes. Entering the seconds digits is optional, and if not entered, the sec-
onds will be set to 00.
See also: cstamp, daytweak, daystr, mheard, mstamp
• DAYTWeak n (n = 0 – 15) {8}
This command is used to tweak the software clock for accurate time keeping. Increasing the value
will slow the clock, decreasing the value will speed up the clock. Each count corresponds to 0.85
seconds increase or decrease per day. Ambient temperature will affect the clock to some degree.
• DBldisc ON|OFF {OFF}
When OFF, only one disconnect command needs to be given to terminate an unsuccessful connect
attempt. If you are actually connected, the normal disconnect sequence will occur. When ON, a
normal disconnect sequence will always occur. A second disconnect command would be required
to force a local disconnect independent of the retry counter.
See also: disconne, retry
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DElete n (n = $00 – $FF) {$08 <Ctrl-H>}
This command sets the character to be used as the delete character. When this character is typed,
the last input character is deleted. The most common settings are $08 (backspace) and $7F (de-
lete).
See also: bkondel