Thanks for the link Skip. I just joined. I thought I had searched the groups 
for ACC info but must have missed it.
Glen wa6mha
--- In [email protected], "skipp025" <skipp...@...> wrote:
>
> 
> Join the Yahoo ACC Controller Group (one of at least two). 
> 
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ACC/ 
> 
> Look in the group's files section for the clock reset 
> "secret password" information. You'll need to reset your 
> clock chip (if it still works) to the proper date & 
> time (a few decades subtracted from the date) and then 
> enter in a reset password.  It works, it's well known... 
> 
> If not, you can describe the problem with a post to the 
> group and we'll tell you a similar answer back via our 
> posts to the group. 
> 
> cheers, 
> s. 
> 
> > "wa6mha_glen" <wa6mha@> wrote:
> >
> > I've searched the forum and the internet for info on the talking clock 
> > option on our rc-85 w/ v 5.2 firmware but found nothing so far. Our rc-85 
> > is still in use at 4000 ft so I'm collecting data before we visit the site.
> > Our manual and upgrade data was not been kept up to date over the last 20+ 
> > years so I'm starting from scratch.
> > The paperwork I do have shows an upgrade to v5.2 firmware but no date.
> > It mentions 2 IC's were installed. One I'm sure was a new EPROM and the 
> > other mentions a battery backed up clock chip if I read it right. Is it 
> > possible the Y2K issue kicked in, or that the battery backup on the clock 
> > chip has failed?
> > Everything I can find about the clock is how to add a RS talking Clock, not 
> > much about the onboard option?
> > We will go to the site and document the current chipset on our rc-85 when 
> > time permits. It can be sent out for repairs but we don't have a spare 
> > controller so the machine would be down during that time, something we're 
> > trying to avoid. I did get the feeling that this may be a warning sign that 
> > the EPROM's may be failing and this is only the start. A newer replacement 
> > may be the way to go as a last resort! 
> > Thank you for any help you can give us.
> > Are there any "groups" dedicated to ACC Controllers?
> > Glen wa6mha
> >
>


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