Time & Date; Viewing The Time And Date; Entering The Time; Entering The Date - GSE 60 SERIES Technical Reference Manual

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Your controller's time and date is
set at the factory.
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The 660 Series controllers include a battery backed time-date feature. This
means the time and date do not have to be entered every time the
controller is powered up.
The 460 Series indicators offer an optional battery backed time-date
module. Without this module, the time and date must be re-entered each
time the indicator is powered up.
The Time-Date feature enables printouts of the time, day of the week, and
date in many possible formats. By combining macro and setpoint
capabilities with the Time-Date feature, alarm sequences can be devised
to cause certain events to occur at pre-timed intervals.
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When the indicator is in the weigh mode, the time and date can be
displayed simultaneously by keying in 11 [SELECT]. The date is then
displayed on the large numeric display in the format MM.DD.YY (or
DD.MM.YY for international style) and the time is displayed on the dot
matrix display in the format HH:MM:SS.
The time can be displayed in a 24-hour or 12-hour format, showing a.m. or
p.m. as appropriate, depending on how the time-date feature is set up.
You must press [SELECT] to return to where you were.
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You can enter a new time in the Setup Mode at P500 by keying in
HH.MM.SS in a 24-hour format. You must separate hours and minutes
entries must by a decimal point. Seconds entries are optional, and if
omitted, they are initially set to zero.
To specify seconds, you must also use a decimal point to separate them
from minutes. You do not have to enter leading zeroes. For example, if
you enter 8.9.45 and press [ENTER], the time will be set to 08:09:45. If
you enter 15.02 and press [ENTER], the time is set to 15:02:00.
If you enter the time improperly, the prompt "try h.m.s" is displayed.
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You can enter a new date at power-up or into P501 by keying in the
numbers for MO.DA.YR (or DA.MO.YR if the international format was
selected) and pressing [ENTER].
You must separate month, day, and year entries by decimal points. You do
not have to enter leading zeroes. For example, if you enter 8.1.96 and
press [ENTER], the date is set to 08/01/96. If you enter the date
improperly, the prompt "try m.d.y" (or "try d.m.y" for the international
format) is displayed.
Weigh Mode Operation 5-7
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