On Sat, Jun 5, 2010 at 1:43 PM, Patrick <[email protected]> wrote:
> The date logic you see in the script is based on having a gps attached, > you can then use the gps for date and time. Really? I didn't know that when I wrote those scripts. The time increment is based on the 1 pulse per second coming from the GPS. >From the Wiki: *** Second This counter indicates the second of the current hour (synchronized to GPS time) from 0 to 3599. *** There's no way to get day of the week, or date (yet). My weekly script needs to have all counters zeroed at midnight on Sunday, but one could add on a script that would set the counter values to a specific value which corresponds to the current day/hour/minute, and then call that script remotely. It was written as a simple example of how scripting could be used. I haven't tested it yet to see if it actually works. James VE6SRV
