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yy is a number from 00 to 99 representing the year
When the Ok prompt returns, the date has been fixed.
3. Enter the command:
TlME$="hh:mm:ss"<ENTER>
where
hh is a number from 00 to 23 representing the hour
mm is a number from 00 to 59 representing the minute
ss is a number from 00 to 59 representing the second
The Ok prompt returns to the screen when this is accepted.
4. Press <F8> to return to the main menu and check that the new values are displayed.
Example:
Ok
DAY$="Mon"<ENTER>
Ok
DATE$="07/24/83"<ENTER> for the M10 MODEM
or
DATE$="24/07/83"<ENTER> for other models
Ok
TIME$="10:16:35"
Ok
The M10 will register the time forward from 10:16:35 on Monday, July 24, 1983. In BASIC, the commands PRINT DAY$, PRINT DATE$ and PRINT TIMES can be used to check the current values.
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