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GPS.Time (GPS Time states and events)
STATES
-
are checked every second
State notification code
Meaning
GPS.Time.sYear<
comp
><
value
>
True when the current year obtained from the GPS date matches the specified year
<
value
> (format is “
yyyy
“, e.g. 2006). State is checked every second.
Example:
GPS.Time.sYear=2006
<
value
>
Set the value of year in a range of 1 and 10000 that matches your application.
GPS.Time.sMonth<
comp
><
value
>
True when the current month obtained from the GPS date matches the specified
month <
value
> (the format is “
mm
“, e.g. 12). State is checked every second.
Example:
GPS.Time.sMonth=12
<
value
>
Integer value between 1 and 12, where January is the first month of the year and
December is the twelfth.
GPS.Time.sMDay<
comp
><
value
>
True when the current day of month obtained from the GPS date matches the
specified day <
value
> (the format is “
dd
“ without leading “0” , e.g. 8). State is
checked every second.
Example:
GPS.Time.sMDay=8
<
value
>
Integer value between 1 and 31. Valid Day values are 1 through 28, 29, 30, or 31,
depending on the current Month value. For example, the possible Day values for
month 2 (February) are 1 through 28 or 1 through 29, depending on whether or not
the Year value specifies a leap year. If the specified value is not within range, this
state never results True.
GPS.Time.sWeek<
comp
><
value
>
True when the current number of weeks obtained from the GPS date matches the
specified number of weeks <
value
> (the format is “
ww
“ without a leading “0”, e.g.
40). State is checked every second.
Example:
GPS.Time.sWeek=40
<
value
>
Integer value between 1 and 52.
GPS.Time.sWDay<
comp
><
value
>
True when the current week day obtained from the GPS date matches the specified
week day <
value
> (the format is “
hh
”, e.g. 12). State is checked every second.
Example:
GPS.Time.sWDay=2
<
value
>
Integer value between 1 and 7, where Monday is the first day of the week and
Sunday is the seventh.
GPS.Time.sHour<
comp
><
value
>
True when the current hour obtained from the GPS date matches the specified hour
<
value
> (the format is “
ww
“ without a leading “0”, e.g. 40). State is checked every
second.
Example:
GPS.Time.sHour=12
<
value
>
Integer value between 0 and 23. If the specified value is not within range, this state
never results True. The value 0 corresponds to midnight, 12 corresponds to noon,
and so on.
GPS.Time.sTimespan=<
value
>
True, when the current system time is within the user specified time span <
value
>.
State is checked every second.
Note
: This state can be used to generate activity reports or stop reports for a period
of time (e.g. generate activity reports between 8:30:00 and 14:45:00)
Example:
GPS.Time.sTimespan=8:30:40-14:45:51
<
value
>
Represents a period of time as separate start time and end time values separated
by dash “-” without spaces (TimeStamp as a string in the format
hh:mm:ss-
hh:mm:ss
). Valid Hour (
hh
) values are 0 through 23, without a leading zero. Valid
Minute (
mm
) and Second (
ss
) values are 0 through 59, without a leading zero.
GPS.Time.sDatespan=<
value
>
True when the current GPS date is within the user specified date span <
value
>.
State is checked every second.
Note
: This state can be used to generate activity reports or stop reports for a range
of date (e.g. generate activity reports from Tuesday 31
th
January
2006 until Thursday 16
th
February 2006)
Example:
GPS.Time.SDataspan=10.01.2006-20.01.2006
<
value
>
Represents a range of date as separate start date and end date values delimited by
dash “-” (DateStamp as a string in the format
dd.mm.yyyy-dd.mm.yyyy
). The start
and end dates consist of the number of day, month and year. depending on the
specified Month value (
mm
), valid Day (
dd
) values are 1 through 28, 29, 30, or 31,
without a leading zero. For example, the possible Day values for month 2 (February)
are 1 through 28 or 1 through 29, depending on whether or not the Year value
specifies a leap year. Valid Month (
mm
) values are 1 through 12, without a leading
zero and Year (
yyyy
) values are 2000 through 9999.
<
comp
>
Compares two values and return a Boolean (True/False) value that represents the
result of the comparison. It can be set to =, !=, <, >, <= or >=.
EVENTS
None
Table 29:
GPS Time states and events.
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