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New Firmware - clock manager

hodeyphodeyp Posts: 104
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Glad to see the new firmware includes a clock manager.

I already use i!Schedule in the system, how can I turn off the time syncronisation in i!Schedule?

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    yuriyuri Posts: 861
    clock manager for what?
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    hodeyphodeyp Posts: 104
    the new firmware has ntp built directly into the netlinx master instead of having to rely on i!Schedule
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    Joe HebertJoe Hebert Posts: 2,159
    I?ve been playing with the new DUET v3.21.343 firmware also and I like the added features for DST and time syncing along with the new look web interface but I?m confused by the options we have for DST rules. How do I say first <insert day> of the month and last <insert day> of the month?

    You get a choice of week of the month (1-5) and day of the week. Do I pick week 5 if I want to state last Sunday of the month? Will it still work if there isn?t 5 weeks in the month? And do I pick week 1 if I want to say first Sunday of the month? Will it still work if the month begins on Monday?

    The week of the month choice doesn?t make much sense, at least to me. Don?t we really need first <insert day> of the month, second <insert day> month, etc., along with last <insert day> of the month?

    Thanks.
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 0
    Web pages

    I was wondering how long it normally takes for a NetLinx web page to load. It seems slow to me. What is your duet memory setting?

    What happened to the system message log that was featured in non-duet firmware?
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    Joe HebertJoe Hebert Posts: 2,159
    B_Clements wrote:
    I was wondering how long it normally takes for a NetLinx web page to load. It seems slow to me. What is your duet memory setting?
    I?m having issues with the web interface speed also. This is what Netlinx reports on my test NI-700:
    Blank program:
Welcome to NetLinx v3.21.343 Copyright AMX Corp. 1999-2006
> show mem
Volatile Free   :  8902568 (largest free block in bytes)
NonVolatile Free:   518440 (bytes free)
Disk Free       :  5111808 (bytes of free space)
Duet Memory Free :   960364 (bytes)
 Partition 1 -    960364 (bytes)
 Partition 2 - <UNKNOWN>
>

Small program (32K .tkn)
Welcome to NetLinx v3.21.343 Copyright AMX Corp. 1999-2006
> show mem
Volatile Free   :  7875152 (largest free block in bytes)
NonVolatile Free:   518440 (bytes free)
Disk Free       :  5091328 (bytes of free space)
Duet Memory Free :  2470328 (bytes)
 Partition 1 -   1048576 (bytes)
 Partition 2 -   1421752 (bytes)
>

Larger program (845k .tkn no DUET modules)
Welcome to NetLinx v3.21.343 Copyright AMX Corp. 1999-2006
> show mem
Volatile Free   :  2439008 (largest free block in bytes)
NonVolatile Free:   344016 (bytes free)
Disk Free       :  4253696 (bytes of free space)
Duet Memory Free :  3435496 (bytes)
 Partition 1 -   1027540 (bytes)
 Partition 2 -   2407956 (bytes)
>

    When I have a blank program or small program the web interface seems ok (maybe a few seconds per page) With a larger program the web interface is pretty much unusable as it takes about 30 seconds to go from page to page and while it?s doing that my CPU gets pegged at 100% and my browser hangs.

    I don?t know if anyone else had any problems upgrading from 3.14.227 to 3.21.343 but when I did the web service didn?t even start because the log file showed errors after the reboot while trying to open some files (lines 15,39,51,76, and 77):
    Message Log for System 10 Version: v3.21.343
Entry        Date/Time       Object
     Text
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
  1: 11-01-2006 WED 01:30:12 Interpreter           
     CIpEvent::OnLine 10136:1:10
  2: 11-01-2006 WED 01:30:12 ConnectionManager     
     Memory Available = 11312600 <54072>
  3: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:59 ConnectionManager     
     Memory Available = 11366672 <70360>
  4: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:59 TelnetSvr             
     Accepted Telnet connection:socket=21 addr=192.168.1.201 port=1618
  5: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:24 Interpreter           
     CIpEvent::OnLine 5001:5:10
  6: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:24 Interpreter           
     CIpEvent::OnLine 5001:4:10
  7: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:24 Interpreter           
     CIpEvent::OnLine 5001:3:10
  8: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:24 Interpreter           
     CIpEvent::OnLine 5001:2:10
  9: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:24 Interpreter           
     CIpEvent::OnLine 5001:1:10
 10: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:22 ConnectionManager     
     Memory Available = 11437032 <32816>
 11: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:17 ConnectionManager     
     Memory Available = 11469848 <15776>
 12: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:15 Interpreter           
     CIpEvent::OnLine 0:1:10
 13: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:15 Interpreter           
     CIpInterpreter::Run - Execute Startup Code
 14: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:12 ConnectionManager     
     Memory Available = 11485624 <17984>
 15: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:12 Unknown               
     Oscar: Error starting file:/lib/morpheus.jar
 16: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:12 Unknown               
     	at sun.misc.CVM.runMain(Unknown Source)
 17: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:12 Unknown               
     	at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Unknown Source)
 18: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:12 Unknown               
     	at org.ungoverned.oscar.Main.main(Unknown Source)
 19: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:12 Unknown               
     	at org.ungoverned.oscar.Oscar.<init>(Unknown Source)
 20: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:12 Unknown               
     	at org.ungoverned.oscar.Oscar.<init>(Unknown Source)
 21: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:12 Unknown               
     	at org.ungoverned.oscar.Oscar.initialize(Unknown Source)
 22: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:12 Unknown               
     	at org.ungoverned.oscar.Oscar.setStartLevel(Unknown Source)
 23: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:12 Unknown               
     	at org.ungoverned.oscar.Oscar.setStartLevelInternal(Unknown Source)
 24: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:12 Unknown               
     	at org.ungoverned.oscar.Oscar.startBundleWithStartLevel(Unknown Source)
 25: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:12 Unknown               
     	at org.ungoverned.oscar.Oscar.resolveBundle(Unknown Source)
 26: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:12 Unknown               
     org.osgi.framework.BundleException: Unresolved package: org.osgi.service.ht
tp; specification-version="0.0.0"
 27: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:11 ConnectionManager     
     Memory Available = 11503608 <218344>
 28: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:11 Unknown               
     	at sun.misc.CVM.runMain(Unknown Source)
 29: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:11 Unknown               
     	at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Unknown Source)
 30: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:11 Unknown               
     	at org.ungoverned.oscar.Main.main(Unknown Source)
 31: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:11 Unknown               
     	at org.ungoverned.oscar.Oscar.<init>(Unknown Source)
 32: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:11 Unknown               
     	at org.ungoverned.oscar.Oscar.<init>(Unknown Source)
 33: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:11 Unknown               
     	at org.ungoverned.oscar.Oscar.initialize(Unknown Source)
 34: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:11 Unknown               
     	at org.ungoverned.oscar.Oscar.processAutoProperties(Unknown Source)
 35: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:11 Unknown               
     	at org.ungoverned.oscar.Oscar.installBundle(Unknown Source)
 36: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:11 Unknown               
     	at org.ungoverned.oscar.Oscar.installBundle(Unknown Source)
 37: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:11 Unknown               
     org.osgi.framework.BundleException: Unable to cache bundle.
 38: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:11 Unknown               
     Oscar: Auto-properties start.
 39: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:11 Unknown               
     DefaultBundleArchive:error in initialize error in opening zip file
 40: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:11 Unknown               
     	at sun.misc.CVM.runMain(Unknown Source)
 41: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:11 Unknown               
     	at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Unknown Source)
 42: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:11 Unknown               
     	at org.ungoverned.oscar.Main.main(Unknown Source)
 43: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:11 Unknown               
     	at org.ungoverned.oscar.Oscar.<init>(Unknown Source)
 44: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:11 Unknown               
     	at org.ungoverned.oscar.Oscar.<init>(Unknown Source)
 45: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:11 Unknown               
     	at org.ungoverned.oscar.Oscar.initialize(Unknown Source)
 46: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:11 Unknown               
     	at org.ungoverned.oscar.Oscar.processAutoProperties(Unknown Source)
 47: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:11 Unknown               
     	at org.ungoverned.oscar.Oscar.installBundle(Unknown Source)
 48: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:11 Unknown               
     	at org.ungoverned.oscar.Oscar.installBundle(Unknown Source)
 49: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:11 Unknown               
     org.osgi.framework.BundleException: Unable to cache bundle.
 50: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:11 Unknown               
     Oscar: Auto-properties install.
 51: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:11 Unknown               
     DefaultBundleArchive:error in initialize error in opening zip file
 52: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:10 ConnectionManager     
     Memory Available = 11721952 <131968>
 53: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:09 Unknown               
     =================
 54: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:09 Unknown               
     Welcome to Duet.
 55: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:09 ConnectionManager     
     Memory Available = 11853920 <14592>
 56: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:09 ConnectionManager     
     Memory Available = 11868512 <21200>
 57: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:09 ConnectionManager     
     Memory Available = 11889712 <19008>
 58: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:08 ConnectionManager     
     Memory Available = 11908720 <6560872>
 59: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 InternalMessageRouter 
     Preparing to initialize java.lang.Thread

 60: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 Unknown               
     (0000001950) Preparing to initialize java.lang.Thread
 61: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 InternalMessageRouter 
     Preparing to initialize java.lang.ClassLoader$NativeLibrary

 62: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 Unknown               
     (0000001949) Preparing to initialize java.lang.ClassLoader$NativeLibrary
 63: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 InternalMessageRouter 
     Preparing to initialize java.lang.ClassLoader

 64: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 Unknown               
     (0000001948) Preparing to initialize java.lang.ClassLoader
 65: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 InternalMessageRouter 
     Preparing to initialize java.lang.Shutdown

 66: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 Unknown               
     (0000001947) Preparing to initialize java.lang.Shutdown
 67: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 InternalMessageRouter 
     Preparing to initialize sun.misc.ThreadRegistry

 68: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 Unknown               
     (0000001946) Preparing to initialize sun.misc.ThreadRegistry
 69: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 InternalMessageRouter 
     Preparing to initialize java.lang.String

 70: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 Unknown               
     (0000001944) Preparing to initialize java.lang.String
 71: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 InternalMessageRouter 
     Preparing to initialize java.lang.Float

 72: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 Unknown               
     (0000001943) Preparing to initialize java.lang.Float
 73: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 InternalMessageRouter 
     Preparing to initialize java.lang.Class

 74: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 Unknown               
     (0000001940) Preparing to initialize java.lang.Class
 75: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 Unknown               
     JVM Logger Thread Started
 76: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 ConfigurationManager  
     Error extracting Morpheus files
 77: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 ConfigurationManager  
     CFSFile::ExtractFileData Write ERROR 38001d
 78: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 ConfigurationManager  
     Extracting Morpheus files
 79: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 Interpreter           
     CIpUffHandler::Load - NV Ram Used  4808
 80: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 Interpreter           
     CIpUffHandler::Load - NV Ram Total 523248
 81: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 Interpreter           
     CIpUffHandler::Load Good  Incoming was 34% of Actual Size 20KB
 82: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 Interpreter           
     CIpSymbol::LoadModuleInfo                        20    0
 83: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 Interpreter           
     CIpBreak::LoadBreakPointInfo                    422    9
 84: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 Interpreter           
     CIpSymbol::LoadStackParaInfo                    322    7
 85: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 Interpreter           
     CIpSymbol::LoadGlobalLocalInfo                 5744  125
 86: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 Interpreter           
     CIpSymbol::LoadFunctionInfo                      42    1
 87: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 Interpreter           
     CIpSymbol::LoadStructureInfo                   1110   10
 88: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 Interpreter           
     CIpSymbol::LoadFileInfo                          70    1
 89: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 Interpreter           
     CIpTempMan::LoadTemplate                       8546    1
 90: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 Interpreter           
     CIpDeviceList::LoadDeviceList                     6    1
 91: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 Interpreter           
     CIpCodeMan::LoadTable                             6    1
 92: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 Interpreter           
     CIpListMan::LoadVolatile                       3228    1
 93: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 Interpreter           
     CIpCodeMan::LoadCode                            590    1
 94: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 Interpreter           
     CIpUffHandler::Module Header
 95: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 Interpreter           
     CIpUffHandler::Project Name=blank
 96: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 Interpreter           
     CIpUffHandler::Root
 97: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 Interpreter           
     CIpUffHandler::Load - Begin...doc:PROG.TKN
 98: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 Interpreter           
     CIpNvMemory::NvInitalize NvRam Tested OK  Used=4808  Available=518440
 99: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 Interpreter           
     CIpInterpreter::Run - Unlocking Interpreter Mutex Early (Device Hold off is
 off)
100: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:07 ConnectionManager     
     Memory Available = 18417232
101: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:06 ConfigurationManager  
     JVMStartParam(2): -Djava.security.manager -Doscar.profile.name=Duet org.ung
overned.oscar.Main
102: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:06 ConfigurationManager  
     JVMStartParam(1): v1.1 runJava -XsafeExit -Xms4M -Dpath.separator=; -Djava.
class.path=doc:/lib;doc:/lib/Oscar.jar
103: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:06 ConfigurationManager  
     UDP Blink Message Time = 0 seconds (0=off)
104: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:06 ConfigurationManager  
     Log Entry Count        = 1000
105: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:06 ConfigurationManager  
     TCP Timeout            = 45000mS
106: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:06 ConfigurationManager  
     NetLinx Sockets Message Queue Size               = 50
107: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:06 ConfigurationManager  
     PhastLink Receive Message Queue Size             = 500
108: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:06 ConfigurationManager  
     ICSNet Receive Message Queue Size                = 200
109: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:06 ConfigurationManager  
     LontalkHost Message Queue Size                   = 500
110: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:06 ConfigurationManager  
     Lontalk Message Queue Size                       = 500
111: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:06 ConfigurationManager  
     UDP Transmit Message Queue Size                  = 500
112: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:06 ConfigurationManager  
     ICSP 232 Transmit Message Queue Size             = 500
113: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:06 ConfigurationManager  
     ICSNet Transmit Message Queue Size               = 500
114: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:06 ConfigurationManager  
     PhastLink Transmit Message Queue Size            = 3000
115: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:06 ConfigurationManager  
     Axlink Transmit Message Queue Size               = 3000
116: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:06 ConfigurationManager  
     Message Dispatcher Message Queue Size            = 500
117: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:06 ConfigurationManager  
     IP Connection Manager Message Queue Size         = 500
118: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:06 ConfigurationManager  
     TCP Transmit Threads Message Queue Size          = 600
119: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:06 ConfigurationManager  
     Diagnostic Manager Message Queue Size            = 500
120: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:06 ConfigurationManager  
     Device Manager Message Queue Size                = 2000
121: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:06 ConfigurationManager  
     Route Manager Message Queue Size                 = 200
122: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:06 ConfigurationManager  
     Connection Manager Message Queue Size            = 3000
123: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:06 ConfigurationManager  
     Notification Manager Message Queue Size          = 3000
124: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:06 ConfigurationManager  
     Interpreter Message Queue Size                   = 3000
125: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:06 ConfigurationManager  
     Routing Flags          = $1
126: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:06 ConfigurationManager  
     AMX URL               = www.amx.com
127: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:06 ConfigurationManager  
     CRL Check level    = 0
128: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:06 ConfigurationManager  
     IPSec Enabled       = 0
129: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:06 ConfigurationManager  
     Timeline Loopcnt   = 10
130: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:06 ConfigurationManager  
     IP Threshold           = 600
131: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:06 ConfigurationManager  
     Lontalk Threshold      = 50
132: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:06 ConfigurationManager  
     Interpreter Threshold  = 2000
133: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:06 ConfigurationManager  
     Device Holdoff         = 0
134: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:06 ConfigurationManager  
     URL Entry Count = 0
135: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:06 ConfigurationManager  
     DNS Entry[0] = 192.168.1.1
136: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:06 ConfigurationManager  
     DNS Entry Count = 1
137: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:06 ConfigurationManager  
     Domain Name = 
138: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:06 ConfigurationManager  
     Serial Number = '210503p3540363'
139: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:06 ConfigurationManager  
     System = 10
140: 11-01-2006 WED 01:29:06 ConfigurationManager  
     LoadConfiguration Complete (26920).

    I did a format disk and loaded a blank program but that didn?t resolve anything. So then I down graded to 3.14.227 and I still got errors in the log file and the web service didn?t start (I know 3.14.227 was working before because I opened the web interface before the upgrade process so I could compare the old look to the new) I then downgraded one more version to 3.12.335 and the web service started and the log file was clear of errors. Next I upgrade to 3.21.343 and the new web server finally started working.

    I thought there might be an issue with upgrading from 3.14.227 to 3.21.343 so I downgraded back to 3.14.227 and all was fine. I upgraded back to 3.21.343 and all was still fine so I don?t know why I had the problems I did.

    I like the idea of the auto time syncing and DST rules (once I figure out how AMX is counting days in the month) but I?m going to take a pass on this newest version for now. Maybe it?s my DUET memory settings. I?m not using DUET modules right now and I?m not clear on how this memory mapping is supposed to work.
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    Joe HebertJoe Hebert Posts: 2,159
    B_Clements wrote:
    What happened to the system message log that was featured in non-duet firmware?
    1) Check the ?Show Device Tree? checkbox at the bottom of any web page.

    2) Click the icon next to the NI-Master in the device tree floating window.

    3) Click on Log.
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    alexanboalexanbo Posts: 282
    You can also select device 0 from the drop down box in the top left corner.
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    sonnysonny Posts: 208
    When I have a blank program or small program the web interface seems ok (maybe a few seconds per page) With a larger program the web interface is pretty much unusable as it takes about 30 seconds to go from page to page and while it’s doing that my CPU gets pegged at 100% and my browser hangs.

    I'm having the same issue and notified tech support, only suggestion they had was upping duet memory, but I don't think that addresses a browser hanging up. It looks like they've gone to using an applet for system management, and the applet is sitting in a loop waiting for the netlinx to respond to the request. Whatever the issue...pretty unacceptable to release something like this.

    edited to add: looks like this is a compatibility issue with FireFox, the interface works fine on IE. However, getting back to the time settings, seems to be very flaky. I tried to set my time zone and network sync...hitting Accept either changes the time zone to the international date line, or changes me back to manual from network. I setup daylight savings as well, but the time on the processor never changed.
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    Joe HebertJoe Hebert Posts: 2,159
    alexanbo wrote:
    You can also select device 0 from the drop down box in the top left corner.
    Yup, much easier and one less step. Thanks.
    sonny wrote:
    looks like this is a compatibility issue with FireFox, the interface works fine on IE
    I see a difference between them also but using either browser pegs the CPU at 100%. I always keep the task manager minimized in the system tray and IE actually pegs the CPU for much longer period of time than Firefox but the page gets drawn on the screen much faster with IE. When the CPU is pegged with Firefox I can?t navigate to a different page. When the CPU is pegged with IE I can navigate to a different page. Both browsers are really putting a strain on my PC.

    I also found that I can?t even get into the web interface with Firefox sometimes. It just sits there forever. Then I try it with IE and I can get in. If I reboot my NI-700 then I can use Firefox again. It?s pretty difficult to draw any real conclusions because I?m getting inconsistent results.

    Maybe I have issues with my PC, or my network, or maybe it?s the program I have running in the NI-700 that was written for a NI-3000 (I don?t ?think? that should matter). Or maybe it?s my JRE. Marc Scheibein mentioned in another thread about G3 web control that you need v1.4.2_04. I?ve got v1.4.2_03 installed. Or maybe I still have some sort of residual affects from the problems I had when I upgraded the firmware. I really don?t know.
    sonny wrote:
    I tried to set my time zone and network sync...hitting Accept either changes the time zone to the international date line, or changes me back to manual from network.
    I didn?t notice that before but yes I see the same thing. The time is correct on my master but I didn?t realize the setting got changed on the web interface.
    sonny wrote:
    I setup daylight savings as well, but the time on the processor never changed.
    Should it? We?re out of daylight saving time now. How did you set your rules up?

    (Note: Reminder that DST rules change next year to 2nd Sunday in March thru the first Sunday in November for most of us living in the U.S.A.)
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