Difference between revisions of "AlphaCom clock"
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| − | The '''AlphaCom clock''' is used | + | The '''AlphaCom clock''' is used by a number of services: |
* Time and date in the station displays | * Time and date in the station displays | ||
* Time stamp on log data | * Time stamp on log data | ||
* The [[Scheduler (Event Type)|Scheduler event]] in the [[Event Handler]] | * The [[Scheduler (Event Type)|Scheduler event]] in the [[Event Handler]] | ||
| − | The | + | The AlphaCom clock can be set in different ways: |
* From a station using the [[Program time and date in exchange feature|785 feature]] | * From a station using the [[Program time and date in exchange feature|785 feature]] | ||
* From [[AlphaPro]], using the '''Time''' button in the Communications window | * From [[AlphaPro]], using the '''Time''' button in the Communications window | ||
* From [[AlphaWeb]], in the '''System Configuration''' > '''Time and Date''' menu | * From [[AlphaWeb]], in the '''System Configuration''' > '''Time and Date''' menu | ||
* Via the AlphaCom data protocol, using the [[SET SYSTEM TIME|$SST command]] | * Via the AlphaCom data protocol, using the [[SET SYSTEM TIME|$SST command]] | ||
Revision as of 15:17, 21 December 2007
The AlphaCom clock is used by a number of services:
- Time and date in the station displays
- Time stamp on log data
- The Scheduler event in the Event Handler
The AlphaCom clock can be set in different ways:
- From a station using the 785 feature
- From AlphaPro, using the Time button in the Communications window
- From AlphaWeb, in the System Configuration > Time and Date menu
- Via the AlphaCom data protocol, using the $SST command