Posted 11 Oct 2005 (edited) I want to have a clock that will reset each time a bit goes true. Trying to keep track of the last time a change is made. I have a timer set up to set off an alarm when the same change is not made. To make a long story short, I am looking for a way to have a clock give me a time in between the changes. Once I have that I can transfer that information to a monitor or spread sheet. Edited 11 Oct 2005 by Brad Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted 11 Oct 2005 (edited) You could just copy the contents of the clock S:37-S:42 when your bit goes true (with a one-shot if neccassary) and send this to the spread sheet and let the spreadsheet calculate the difference in time. S:37 = Year S:38 = Month S:39 = Day S:40 = Hours S:41 = Minutes S:42 = Seconds Just XIC MY_BIT OSR TEMP_BIT COP S:37 N7:0 6 would take a snapshot enabling you to send it to the spread sheet. Or you could just use a TON instruction if the period between changes is less that 9 hours and second accuracy is OK SOR XIC MY_BIT OSR TEMP_BIT MOV T4:0.ACC N7:0 EOR SOR XIO MY_BIT TON T4:0 1 32767 0 EOR Or ... maybe I've misunderstood? Edited 11 Oct 2005 by Spedley Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted 11 Oct 2005 (edited) Floating point long duration hour timer in F8:1: RTO T4:0 1 32767 0 GRT T4:0.ACC 3600 BST ADD 1 F8:0 F8:0 NXB SUB T4:0.ACC 3600 T4:0.ACC BND CPT F8:1 F8:0+(T4:0.ACC|3600) For SLC replace the CPT intruction with BST DIV T4:0.ACC 3600.0 F8:2 NXB ADD F8:0 F8:2 F8:1 BND Edited 11 Oct 2005 by Alaric Share this post Link to post Share on other sites