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Real-Time Clock (RTC)
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When enabled via the Real-Time Clock Setup in the Settings WEB
page, WEBster outputs the date and time to its RS232 port once each
second. Depending on how the serial port is configured in the Serial
Port Setup WEB Page, this can be formatted in simple ASCII or in
Alcorn McBride Show Control message format.
Alcorn McBride Show Control RTC Message Format
In the
following
table, and
throughout
this manual,,
the prefix
“0x” refers to
the
hexadecimal
representation
of the number.
When enabled via the Real-Time Clock Setup in the Settings WEB
page or the DIP switch, WEBster outputs the date and time to its
RS232 port in the form of SetVarEQ messages. When connected to
an Alcorn McBride show controller, sequences can be designed to
use these variables to perform various tasks based on time.
The output occurs once each second, and variables are set to the
hexadecimal value of the corresponding date/time parameter. The
table below shows which variables relate to which date/time
parameter. The example shown is for the date 1/15/59 and time
9:26:05 AM.
Please refer to
the Alcorn
McBride
Show Control
Manual for
details on the
SetVarEQ
command.
Date/Time
Parameter
November 2, 2005
Variabl
e
Set
Example
Hex
Month
Var26
0x01
Day
Var27
0x0F
Year
Var28
0x3B
Hours
Var29
0x11
Minutes
Var30
0x1A
Seconds
Var31
0x05
• Alcorn McBride WEBster User’s Manual
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Rev 1.9
Actual
1/15/59
9:26:05
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