On the clock com update#
With this method, everything is automatic - using the date and time commands of DOS will automatically update the date/time on the Hyper-Port card.
On the clock com driver#
With this card, Hypertec supply a device driver named CLOCK.SYS Sourced from the Simtel MS-DOS Collection.Īdditional information about the software ( info source: Maelgrum at the VCFF) Note: If you have Sergey's XT-CF-Lite board, and it is configured for I/O port 300h (the default), see post #15 at here. EV-170A and EV-170B have no clock circuitry.Ī replacement for many PC and XT clock programs.
The EV-170A and EV-170B are not the same as the EV-170. Software may also suit certain other DTK cards. No particular DTK card specified, however, the software was found to work for DTK's PII-125 card. One of the versions of TIMER.COM below, in the PC TIMER section, is expected to work.ĭTKCLK11.ZIP software sourced from the Simtel MS-DOS Collection. Post #7 at here indicates that DFI's SETCLOCK.COM and GETCLOCK.COM (see above) will work. Looking for _8167 class chip, 32 I/O ports, at base port of 2C0 ( info source: Maelgrum at the VCFF) HXPCLOCK.COM ( source: el_VR at the VCFF)
On the clock com manual#
User's Manual (includes usage information for SETCLOCK.COM and GETCLOCK.COM)
MM58167A chip, using I/O ports of range 2C0 - 2DF ( source: page 2-2 of user's manual) Looking for _8167 class chip, 32 I/O ports, at base port of either 2C0 or 340 ( info source: Maelgrum at the VCFF) With this method, everything is automatic - using the date and time commands of DOS will automatically update the date/time in the CompuAdd 810's real-time-clock. With this card, CompuAdd supply a device driver named CLOCK.SYSĬLOCK.SYS is put onto the hard drive and a reference is made to it in CONFIG.SYS so that it is loaded in memory each time that the computer is powered on. HLPCLK.COM - Shows date and time format info.ĬADDCLCK.ZIP ( source: vwestlife at the VCFF) SYSCLK.COM - Set DOS' clock from the card's clock (RTC). MFC-384i 8 PLUS - Support software.zip ( source: chris_nh at the VCFF)ĪDJCLK.COM - Use to set the clock on both card (RTC) and DOS.ĭSPCLK.COM - Show the card's clock (RTC). Known to work on the Boca Research card shown at here (RTC chip is a RTC-58321)ĬC&C (California Computer and Component, Inc.) The PC6300 computer is essentially a rebadged Olivetti M24. Technical info - I/O port usage of clock chips on AST cards Looking for _8167 class chip, 16 I/O ports, at base port of either 2C0 or 2A0 or 280 ( info source: Maelgrum at the VCFF)ĪSTCLOCK.COM and SETCLOCK.COM (1982) (no version found - possibly version 1.00)ĪSTCLOCK.COM (version 1.10, 1984) (from SuperPak version 4.2)ĪSTCLOCK.COM (version 1.20, 1985) (from SuperPak version 5.02)ĪSTCLOCK.COM (version 1.21, 1985) (includes usage information) (from SuperPak version 6.11, dated 1988)ĪST SixPakPlus - Move to new type of clock chip (requires ASTCLOCK.COM from SuperPak version 4.3, or later) Found on a 180K floppy, suggesting that the TK-200 card is early PC.ĭisplays "CLOCK V2.1A IMPERIAL INT'L CO.TEKCLOCK.BAT is used to set DOS' date/time into the card.TEKCLOCK.ZIP ( source: Chuck(G) at the VCFF)
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