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DATE TIME SUMMERTIME DAY DCAT
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REFERENCE CLOCKS

RC DEV STATE

RTU NOT CONNECTED
URC1 NOT CONNECTED
URC2 NOT CONNECTED
URC3 NOT CONNECTED

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1.1   Command

CACLP[:ALL];

1.2   Parameters

ALL	Information about all time zones and Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) will be included in the printout. If the parameter is omitted, only information for the system clock is printed.

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2   Function

This command prints the system clock time (year, month, day, hour, minute, and second). Also printed is whether or not summer time is valid, and the state of the reference clocks: Reference Time Unit (RTU) and UTC Reference Clock (URC).
If the parameter ALL is given, information about GMT and the time zones is included in the printout. Information about the time zones includes the local time within the time zone, and the time zone's offset from the system time. The offset indicates the difference between the local time within a time zone and the system time excluding any variations due to summer times, that is, the time difference between winter time for the time zone and winter time for the system clock. The GMT information states the date and time of GMT, and whether it is set manually via command CAGTS or automatically via a connected URC.
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The order does not remain after system restart.