[BC] ES-102

[Jeff Glass]

Gordon:

I have one of those little devils here at WNIU WNIJ and I am faced with this
same situation. I used a utility from ESE called GPS32, accessed the clock
via its RS-232 port, and simply advanced it to Eastern Time Zone. This
shoulod work for your client, assuming he's in the same time zone as I am
(Central). Otherwise, set it to the TZ that is an hour ahead of wherever
your client is. So far, so good here:-) I'll have to get my chip installed
before April 1st, however :-)

Jeff Glass
WNIU WNIJ
Northern Illinois Unbiversity


Message: 15
Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2007 13:25:07 -0500
From: "Gordon Carter" <gcarter at wfmt.com>
Subject: [BC] ESE ES-102
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Is anyone there familiar with this box?  I have a client who needs to
know how to manually change the offset for DST until he can get the new
chips ordered.

Feel free to respond off list if you wish.

gcarter at wfmt.com

Gordon S. Carter, CPBE, CBNT
Chief Engineer
WFMT and The Radio Network
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