tbetz@dasys1.UUCP (TOM BETZ) (04/14/89)
I've RTFM and can't find a hint... has anyone figured out how to set the WY-60's internal clock from software, using date(C), say, as a time source? Be kinda nice if I could stick something into my .profile that would do this at login. -- "Still I sing bonny boys, bonny mad boys, | Tom Betz, 114 Woodworth Bedlam boys are bonny, | Yonkers, NY 10701-2509 For they all go bare, and they live by the air, | (914) 375-1510 And they want nor drink nor money." - Steeleye Span | cmcl2!hombre!dasys1!tbetz
pme@io.UUCP (Paul English x3168) (04/15/89)
In article <9330@dasys1.UUCP> tbetz@dasys1.UUCP (TOM BETZ) writes: >I've RTFM and can't find a hint... has anyone figured out how to >set the WY-60's internal clock from software, using date(C), say, >as a time source? date|awk -F: '{printf("^[c8%s%s", substr($1,length($1)-1,2), substr($2,1,2))}' That is `ESC c' in the printf. -- Paul English Interleaf: pme@ileaf.com, ...!{sun!sunne,mit-eddie}!ileaf!pme UMass/Boston: pme@umb.edu, ...!harvard!umb!pme (umb has better email service)
dan@wyse.wyse.com (Dan Weaver x1321) (04/18/89)
In article <9330@dasys1.UUCP> tbetz@dasys1.UUCP (TOM BETZ) writes: >I've RTFM and can't find a hint... has anyone figured out how to >set the WY-60's internal clock from software, using date(C), say, >as a time source? > >Be kinda nice if I could stick something into my .profile that >would do this at login. > > The following script will set the time on a WY-60: #!/bin/sh # date "+^[c8%H%M" # Note: ^[ should be the escape character. Be careful not to send this sequence to an ANSI terminal such as the VT-100. <ESC> c is a hard reset that may not only trash your display but may log you off. The Fine Manual describes this sequence in the section on "Communicating with the Computer" in Appendix D page 6. Dan Weaver
logan@vsedev.VSE.COM (James Logan III) (04/18/89)
In article <9330@dasys1.UUCP> tbetz@dasys1.UUCP (TOM BETZ) writes:
# I've RTFM and can't find a hint... has anyone figured out how to
# set the WY-60's internal clock from software, using date(C), say,
# as a time source?
#
# Be kinda nice if I could stick something into my .profile that
# would do this at login.
This script is for a Visual 630 terminal, but the escape sequences
may be the same:
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
# clock.sh Written by James Logan Thu Nov 3 23:01:17 EST 1988
# Sets the hardware clock on a Visual 603 terminal.
#
# $Revision$
#
# $Log$
set -- `date +"%H %M"`;
if test "$1" -gt 12; then
FLAG="2";
else
FLAG="1";
fi;
echo "\033P1;${FLAG}~${1}:${2}:00\033\\Clock set to $1$2";
exit 0;
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Hope this helps.
-Jim
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