Time Stamping, PRINT#1,OUTPUT07*T1X | Omega Vehicle Security 1400

API CommandsAppendix A

	*T - Time Stamping

TYPE	System
EXECUTION	Immediate
SYNTAX	*Tstate	Specify whether or not time stamping will be enabled. Valid options for
		state are: 0 - Disable time stamping (default), 1 - Enable absolute time
		stamping, and 2 - Enable relative time stamping.
DESCRIPTION

The Time Stamping (*T) command, when enabled, will append a time/date time stamp to each scan being sent by the unit to the controller:

If absolute time stamping is enabled, the format is HH:MM:SS.MIL, MM/DD/YY where MIL = milliseconds.

If relative time stamping is enabled, the format is ±HH:MM:SS.MIL, DDDDDDD where MIL = milliseconds and DDDDDDD = days.

In the relative mode, the time stamps are relative to the trigger scan which is time stamped +00:00:00.000,0000000. This implies that the pre-trigger scans are negative (-) and post trigger scans are positive (+). Refer to the Time Stamping section of Appendix B for details.

Note: Relative time stamping will not be valid if you attempt to use it in conjunction with continuous, gap-free acquisitions with two timebases. In addition, time stamping is not valid in burst mode.

Note: If the output format is binary instead of ASCII, the time stamp is returned as ten eight-bit bytes in 2h (2-hexidecimal) digit format. Examples for absolute and relative time stamp formats are provided below. Note that the 2h digit format can not be printed.

EXAMPLE

PRINT#1,"OUTPUT07;*T1X"	‘ Enable absolute time stamping
PRINT#1,"OUTPUT07;*T2X"	‘ Enable relative time stamping
PRINT#1,"OUTPUT07;*T0X"	‘ Disable time stamping

Format Examples of Absolute and Relative Time Stamping

Absolute Time Stamping ASCII and 2h Digit Examples for:

3 p.m., 2 min & 5 secs. after hour; July 9, 1997 ASCII format: 15:02:05.000, 07/09/97

ASCII	2h	Time Increment
15	0F	Hour
02	02	Minute
05	05	Second

00000 Milliseconds (for ASCII)

00 Microseconds (for 2h digit)

00 (low Æ high)

07	07	Month
09	09	Day
97	61	Year

Relative Time Stamping

ASCII and 2h Digit Examples for:

14 hours, 30 minutes, 10 days

ASCII format: +14:30:00.000, 00000010

ASCII	2h	Time Increment
14	0E	Hour
30	1E	Minute
00	00	Second

00000 Milliseconds (for ASCII)

00 Microseconds (for 2h digit)

00 (low Æ high)

00000010	0A	Day
	00	(low Æ high)
	00

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1400 specifications

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Omega Vehicle Security 1400 manual Time Stamping, PRINT#1,OUTPUT07T1X, PRINT#1,OUTPUT07T2X

Models: 1400

*T - Time Stamping

*Tstate

DESCRIPTION

PRINT#1,"OUTPUT07;*T1X"

PRINT#1,"OUTPUT07;*T2X"

PRINT#1,"OUTPUT07;*T0X"

Time Increment

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1400 specifications