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From: ekrimen@csuchico.edu (Ed Krimen)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.st.tech
Subject: Re: ICD adapter problems
Keywords: these guys are jerks, and so I appeal to the net for help
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Date: 27 Aug 90 22:27:36 GMT
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- PS-if you can explain to me how to access the clock directly, that 
- would be great too...
 
I think the SCSI ID for the clock is #6, but I don't think that helps 
you much.
 
There is also a program usually supplied with their software called 
TIMESET.PRG (or something like that).  It gets the tiem and date from 
the clock when it's run, but then leaves memory.  You can't set the 
time with it.  I use it from the AUTO folder instead of ICDTIME.

BTW, there's also a nice clock setter for the ICD host called 
ICDCLOCK.  It's written for mono monitors but is readable in color.
No, it's not written by ICD Inc.

Hope this helps.