ACC RC-96 Owner's Manual page 9

Operation
This section describes the operation of the various new features in Version 5.
The new command codes (programming, control operator, and user) are also
summarized later.
Clock I Calendar
The clock and calendar serves several purposes - the time can be played on
request by entering a Demo user command; the time, date, and day of week can
be included in any programmable message using the message editor; the time
and day of week drive the scheduler which automatically selects macro sets.
Decide if you want your clock to operate in
12 hour format (a.m. and p.m.) or 24
hour format (military time). Set the time using one of the following two
programming commands (entered with the controller unlocked). The
command you chose will determine the format. It will also be necessary to load
the scheduler setpoints below using the
same
format.
Set Time
(12
hr mode) *4100 AP HI0 HI MIO Ml
Set Time
(24
hr mode) *4100 HID HI M10 M1
AP; 1
=
p.m., 0
=
a.m. (12 hour mode only)
HlO; tens hours, H1: ones hours, MID; tens minutes, Ml; ones minutes
Example: It's 2:53:05 p.m. To set the clock using 12 hour mode, wait until nearly 2:54 and enter
the command (with the controller unlocked) *4100 1 0254 and unkey. Time your command entry so
that you unkey at 2:54:00 if you want to set the clock precisely.
Set Date *4101
MID Ml DI0 Dl
Y10 Yl
MlO; tens month, Ml; ones month, 010; tens day, 01; ones day, YlQ; tens year, Yl: ones year
Example: The date is April 1, 1991. To set the calendar, enter the command (with the controller
unlocked) *'4101040191.
Set Day of Week
*4102
DOW
DOW (day of week):
0= Sunday
4 =
Thursday
1 = Monday 5
=
Friday
2=Tuesday 6
=
Saturday
3
=
Wednesday
Example: It's Friday (thank goodness). To set the day of week to Friday, enter the command (with
the controller unlocked) "4102 5.
The current time of day can be played by users with the demo user command
below.
Say Time of Day [Demo Prefix] 9
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