SetupDesignGuide.pdf - Firmware Encoding Index
SetupDesignGuide.pdf - Firmware Encoding Index
SetupDesignGuide.pdf - Firmware Encoding Index
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Setup Design Guide<br />
DRAFT<br />
4.2.14 date<br />
endnumeric;<br />
step = 1,<br />
default = 8,<br />
This command allows for the entry of date information.<br />
Notice that this is an example that the results of the user’s choice can be reflected into an NVRAM<br />
storage location. See 6.2 to learn more about NVRAM configuration and to better understand how this<br />
works programmatically.<br />
Also notice that date and time are the two functions that are likely to be included in a system for<br />
user input, yet not stored in a traditional NVRAM storage location. In this case, the destination is likely<br />
an RTC. This example shows the storage location as being NULL. Date and time are special cases<br />
where the storage location being NULL is translated into a call to the RTC (if available). In all other<br />
cases, a NULL parent will force the data the user inputs to be thrown away.<br />
Example: date year varid = NULL.Year,<br />
prompt = STR_DATE,<br />
help = STR_DATE_YEAR_HELP,<br />
min = 1939,<br />
max = 2076,<br />
step = 1,<br />
default = 2002;<br />
month varid = NULL.Month,<br />
prompt = STR_DATE,<br />
help = STR_DATE_MONTH_HELP,<br />
min = 1,<br />
max = 12,<br />
step = 1,<br />
default = 1;<br />
day varid = NULL.Day,<br />
prompt = STR_DATE,<br />
help = STR_DATE_DAY_HELP,<br />
min = 1,<br />
max = 31,<br />
step = 1,<br />
default = 1;<br />
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