Hi Barry, Happy New Year All--
Barry, I remember you saying at the PSN meeting you were running a 386. If
you are using the system clock for time keeping than you should also be
running RightTime. The program helps you calculate the clock drift over
several days and then controls it via software. I use it in an AT and over
11 days can keep the drift down to .026 seconds. If you need it, drop me a
note and I can send you the zip file from the old PSN BBS.
Regards, Steve Hammond, PSN San Jose / Aptos California.
-----Original Message-----
From: barry lotz 
To: PSN-L Mailing List 
Date: Friday, December 31, 1999 9:31 AM
Subject: Time


>This is not directly a seismic question but it does affect event
>recording. If my computer(s) are rebooted after a power outage of as
>little as 1 sec the computer clock is several seconds of . Is there a
>correction for this?
>Barry
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