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Compact RIO time reset after power loss

We something strange in the way the absolute time responds on a cRIO target.

 

When powering up the cRIO the timestamp seems to be malformed resulting in date/time strings like  "19013672-80u04m00s" (could be a bug in scan to string with option %<>T).

 

Nevertheless the originating stamp is not in the range "1904 - now", this doesn't happen with a soft reboot.

 

How is the cRIO absolute time handled?

Is a set absolute timeable to survive a short or long power cycle?

Regards,
André (CLA, CLED)
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Hi André,

 

What cRIO controller do you have? And what software version?

 

Maybe this KB helps.

 

Regards,

Bas

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Thanks for the response.

 

Our systems use the 9014 controller, not the ones indicated in the KB article.

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André (CLA, CLED)
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Hi André,

 

Do you have your code? I can't reproduce it here. I also have a 9014.

I tried it with the RT set Date and Time vi. And with a format date time string.

 

And what time format string do you use?

 

Bas

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