CALL:CSTime

Function

Sets/queries the date portion of the CDMA system time. The CDMA system time starts at what you set (or internal RTC time when shipped from the factory) and keeps going as a UTC time (Universal Coordinated Time) without leap seconds.

It is set/returned in three comma-separated values, in the order of <year>, <month> and <date>.

The CDMA system time consists of the date and time portions while the time portion is specified by CALL[:CELL]:CSTime:TIME .

See CDMA System Time for details.

Setting

Range: from January 6, 1980 to January 5, 2080 where

• <year> 1980 to 2080,
• <month> 1 to 12 (the number 1 corresponds to January)
• <day> 1 to the number of days in the month specified by the <month> parameter

Query

Range: from January 6, 1980 to January 5, 2096 where

• <year> 1980 to 2096
• <month> 1 to 12 (the number 1 corresponds to January)
• <day> 1 to the number of days in the month specified by the <month> parameter

or -1,-1,-1 is returned when the test set is not in Active Cell or IS-856 Test Mode operating mode.

Requirement

Test Application Revision: A.05 and above
Lab Application Revision: A.02 and above

*RST Setting

CDMA system time keeps going as the UTC time without leap seconds and is not affected by *RST.

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:CSTime:DATE 2005,8,1"
!Sets the date to August 1, 2005.
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:CSTime:DATE?"
!Returns +2005,+8,+1 if the date in the test set happens to be August 2, 2005 when queired.

Function

Sets/queries the number of leap seconds since the start of CDMA system time.

See Leap Seconds for details.

Setting

Range: 0 to 255

Resolution: 1 second

Query

Range: same as setting

Requirement

Test Application Revision: A.05 and above
Lab Application Revision: A.02 and above

*RST Setting

• 0 (when shipped from the factory)
• What you set is stored in the NVRAM and is not affected by *RST.

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:CSTime:LOCal:LEAP 231"
!Sets the leap seconds to 231 seconds.

Function

Sets/queries the local time offset from CDMA system time for the currently selected application.

It is set/returned in two comma-separated values, in the order of <hour> and <minute>.

See IS856 Local Time Offset (hh.mm) for details.

Setting

Range:

• <hour> -17 to 17
• <minute> 0 to 59

Resolution: 1 minute

Query

Range: same as setting

Requirement

Test Application Revision: A.05 and above
Lab Application Revision: A.02 and above

*RST Setting

• 0 (when shipped from the factory)
• What you set is stored in the NVRAM and is not affected by *RST.

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:CSTime:LOCal:OFFSet 2,0"
!Sets local time offset to 2 hours.

Function

Sets/queries the local time offset from CDMA system time when using the 1xEV-DO application.

It is set/returned in two comma-separated values, in the order of <hour> and <minute>.

See IS856 Local Time Offset (hh.mm) for details.

Setting

Range:

• <hour> -17 to 17
• <minute> 0 to 59

Resolution: 1 minute

Query

Range: same as setting

Requirement

Test Application Revision: A.05 and above
Lab Application Revision: A.02 and above

*RST Setting

• 0 (when shipped from the factory)
• What you set is stored in the NVRAM and is not affected by *RST.

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:CSTime:LOCal:OFFSet:TA856 2,0"
!Sets local time offset to 2 hours.

Function

Sets/queries the time portion of the CDMA system time. The CDMA system time starts at what you set (or internal RTC time when shipped from the factory) and keeps going as a UTC time (Universal Coordinated Time) without leap seconds.

It is set/returned in three comma-separated values, in the order of <hour>, <minute> and <second>.

The CDMA system time consists of the date and time portions while the date portion is specified by CALL[:CELL]:CSTime:DATE .

See CDMA System Time for details.

Setting

Range: Any time of a day where

• <hour> 0 to 23
• <minute> 0 to 59
• <second> 0 to 59

Resolution: 1 second

Query

Range: Any time of a day where

• <hour> 0 to 23
• <minute> 0 to 59
• <second> 0 to 59

or -1,-1,-1 is returned when the test set is not in Active Cell or IS-856 Test Mode operating mode.

Requirement

Test Application Revision: A.05 and above
Lab Application Revision: A.02 and above

*RST Setting

CDMA system time keeps going as a UTC time without leap seconds and is not affected by *RST.

Programming Example

 
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:CSTime:TIME 7,30"
!Sets the time of CDMA system time to 7:30.
OUTPUT 714;"CALL:CSTime:TIME?"
!Returns +7,+32,+19 if the time in the test set happens to be 7:32:19 when queried.