Casio IT-2000W Function and operation method, Using this utility where COM2KEY.EXE is resident

About time stamping of files:

This utility supports the function to exchange time stamp information between the transmitted file and received file. The time stamp information to be exchanged will be processed assuming that it is Greenwich standard time. In contrast, the time used by the IT-2000 is the local time, and the time stamp of IT-2000 files are accordingly controlled based on the local time.

The XY utility, for file transmission/reception by means of the YMODEM protocol, will convert a time stamp in Greenwich standard time to a time stamp in local time, or vice versa. This time conversion is achieved according to the environment variable, TZ. In communication between two IT-2000 terminals, if, for example, TZ of the transmission side is "JST+5", the time stamp of a file to be transmitted will have five hours added. In this case the reception side will create a file by subtracting five hours from the time stamp of the received file. If the environment variable TZ is not set, this time conversion is not performed. The time stamp made at XMODEM communication uses the system time of the reception side.

Transmission side				Reception side
IT-2000(TZ=none)	12:00	0	12:00	0	12:00	IT-2000(TZ=none)
IT-2000(TZ=GMT)	12:00	￿0	12:00	￿0	12:00	IT-2000(TZ=GMT)
IT-2000(TZ=JST+5)	12:00	+5	17:00	-5	12:00	IT-2000(TZ=JST+5)
IT-2000(TZ=JST+5)	12:00	+5	17:00	?	??:??	PC
PC	12:00 ￿	?	￿??:?? ￿	-5	￿(??-5):??	IT-2000(TZ=JST+5)

About key input during communication:

Do not press any key during communication, otherwise file transmission/reception may be hampered.

Using this utility where COM2KEY.EXE is resident:

To use this utility where a debugging tool called COM2KEY.EXE is resident, the /N option must be specified. Since COM2KEY.EXE will transfer the displayed characters to the COM port, the characters displayed by this utility will also be transferred to the COM port, hampering normal transmission.

Function and operation method

Always specify necessary start parameters. These parameters include the essential command and its option, other parameters, and the transmitted/received file name. Each parameter must be separated by a space or TAB code.

XY /command+option /parameter [/parameter...] file name [file name...]

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