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Chapter 5 Administration
Setting the Time
Setting the Time
Setting the Time
Server
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6 Press
or
Escape
Enter
The system time is displayed by On-board Remote Management and it is
used internally when logging events and errors. The system time is either
regular time or power-on time. Regular time is Month/Date/Year Time,
such as Nov/21/2004 19:28. Power-on time is Power On Cycles/Power
On Hours. For example,
number of times the system has booted since it was manufactured, and
POH is the number of hours, minutes, and seconds since the last system
boot. If regular time is known, it will be used, otherwise power-on time is
used.
The SuperLoader 3 autoloader must be reset after each power up. The
time can be reset automatically if a time server is configured (see
the Time
Server).
If you locate a time server that is compatible with Simple Network Time
Protocol (SNTP), you can connect the autoloader to a server that will
supply the correct date and time. The autoloader uses this information to
time stamp information in its memory.
To set a time server:
1 From the main menu, scroll to
2 From the
Configuration
3 From the
Ethernet
. The cursor automatically appears at the first digit.
Enter
4 At each position of the time server address, use the up and down
arrows to change the value of each digit. Press
cursor to the next digit.
SuperLoader 3 Autoloader User's Guide
to return to the Ethernet submenu.
POC: 00121, POH: 00002:07:45
Configuration
menu, scroll to
Ethernet
submenu, scroll to
Set Time Server
where POC is the
Setting
, and then press
Enter
, and then press
Enter
, and then press
to advance the
Enter
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