User`s guide

TIME
(KMON)
Sets or displays the time of day.
Format
TIME [hh:mm:ss]
Parameter
hh:mm:ss
Specifies the hours, minutes, and sections, where:
hh specifies the hour (from 0 to 23).
mm specifies the minutes (from 0 to 59).
ss specifies the seconds (from 0 to 59).
RT–11 keeps time on a 24-hour clock.
Description
To enter the time of day, specify the time in the format described above. You should
do this as soon as you bootstrap RT–11.
To display the current time of day, type the TIME command without an argument.
When you install the standard RT–11 monitors, the clock rate is preset to 60 Hertz.
Consult the RT–11 System Generation Guide for information on setting the clock to
a 50-Hertz rate.
All monitors except the SB monitor automatically reset the time each day at
midnight when a TIME command is used, or if a .GTIM programmed request is
issued. (The TIME command issues a .GTIM programmed request.) The SB monitor
resets the time under these conditions only if you select timer support during the
system generation process.
Examples
1. This command enters the time, eleven fifteen in the morning:
.TIME 11:15
As this example shows, if you omit one of the arguments, RT–11 assumes 0.
2. This command displays the current time:
.TIME
11:15:01
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