PCRTC v1.00, (c) Copyright 1995, B&B Electronics Mfg. Co. PCRTC address: 200h
Battery Status: Good
If this message appears, the driver has been installed and is running. The DOS clock will be updated every minute using the time from the PCRTC. The driver will report any errors found upon installation.
Command Line Options
All of the PCRTC features can be accessed and controlled from the command line as well. The program PCRTC.EXE has the following command line options.
PCRTC /t [address] PCRTC /d [address] PCRTC /i [address] PCRTC /s [address] PCRTC /p [address] PCRTC /c [address] PCRTC /u [address] PCRTC /n [address] PCRTC /h+ [address] PCRTC /h- [address] PCRTC /-
PCRTC /+
Set PCRTC time Set PCRTC date
Initialize PCRTC (after battery change) Display date, time and battery status Display time/date of last power down Display PCRTC and DOS clock
Set PCRTC date/time to DOS date/time Set DOS date/time to PCRTC date/time Increment hours +1 for Daylight Savings Decrement hours
Enable PCRTCDD.SYS
It is necessary to insert the PCRTC address [address] only if the device driver is not loaded. Note that the last two options are only available if the driver is loaded. These options may be displayed at the DOS prompt by typing PCRTC {enter}.
Setting the PCRTC Time and Date
There are several methods of setting the time and date of the PCRTC. To manually set the time and date, use the DOS TIME and DATE commands to first set the DOS clock, then use the /u command line option to set the PCRTC time and date to be equal to the DOS time and date. The time and date can also be set manually using the command PCRTC /t and PCRTC /d. This sets the PCRTC time and date without affecting the DOS time and date.
Documentation Number PCRTC2095 Manual | 5 |
B&B Electronics
PH (815)
