The following information is only applicable to clocks using Firmware version 1.6A or above. To find out which Firmware version your clock has, use the ‘K’ command (see page 8 of manual).
New command instructions…
Referring to page 8, and the item marked ‘ T ‘ (Show Time-Zone Offset), in your Galleon PoE Digital Clock Manual, please note that this particular command has now been upgraded.
Previously, you were required to input the time-setting required for your time-zone. For example, if you needed to set UTC forward by one hour, you would be required to input T +01:00. To simplify the process a new, number based upgrade will replace the previous format.
Below, you will find UTC time-zones numbered 1-40. Rather than having to input the entire time-setting, (T +01:00) you simply select the number relevant to your requirements. For example, if you want to set UTC forward by one hour, input T 17 (17 being the ‘ID number’ that corresponds with the +01:00 ‘Offset Value’ in the table below). Please note, a space is required between T & the number when inputting.
ID Number
|
Offset Value
|
ID Number
|
Offset Value
|
1
|
UTC −12:00
|
21
|
UTC +04:00
|
2
|
UTC −11:00
|
22
|
UTC +04:30
|
3
|
UTC −10:00
|
23
|
UTC +05:00
|
4
|
UTC −09:30
|
24
|
UTC +05:30
|
5
|
UTC −09:00
|
25
|
UTC +05:45
|
6
|
UTC −08:00
|
26
|
UTC +06:00
|
7
|
UTC −07:00
|
27
|
UTC +06:30
|
8
|
UTC −06:00
|
28
|
UTC +07:00
|
9
|
UTC −05:00
|
29
|
UTC +08:00
|
10
|
UTC −04:30
|
30
|
UTC +08:45
|
11
|
UTC −04:00
|
31
|
UTC +09:00
|
12
|
UTC −03:30
|
32
|
UTC +09:30
|
13
|
UTC −03:00
|
33
|
UTC +10:00
|
14
|
UTC −02:00
|
34
|
UTC +10:30
|
15
|
UTC −01:00
|
35
|
UTC +11:00
|
16
|
UTC ±00:00
|
36
|
UTC +11:30
|
17
|
UTC +01:00
|
37
|
UTC +12:00
|
18
|
UTC +02:00
|
38
|
UTC +12:45
|
19
|
UTC +03:00
|
39
|
UTC +13:00
|
20
|
UTC +03:30
|
40
|
UTC +14:00
|
The new upgrade allows to you to select 30 minute and 45 minute time intervals. For example, Kabul in Afghanistan is 4 hours 30 minutes ahead of UTC time. To set your time-zone in accordance with Kabul, in your command prompt you would input T 22 (22 being the ID number that corresponds with the +04:30 Offset Value in the table above).
Should you require any further information regarding this upgrade please visit www.galsys.co.uk/support to submit a support ticket.