To Time Stamp

[SercoSteveB]

What is TimeStamp Out following execution of the VI?

[crossrulz]

B

[LordNobady]

B

[#4]

B

[JoeTubo]

Since the timestamp value is in seconds I agree to B.

[A.Bernau]

Yes of course it should be B according to LabVIEW help.
But I build it in LabVIEW 2013 an I have a printout of

01:00:01,000

01.01.1904

Why?

There are not so many things I could do wrong....

[A.Bernau]

In LabVIEW help is written "time-zone-independent" but i guess it is related with time zone. (in Berlin (Germany) it is one hour later than London (Greenwich time))

[mini09]

B

[crossrulz]

Andreas23 wrote:

                       

Yes of course it should be B according to LabVIEW help.
But I build it in LabVIEW 2013 an I have a printout of

01:00:01,000

01.01.1904

Why?

There are not so many things I could do wrong....

                   

The display in the timestamp defaults to system time, which includes the time zone.  Therefore the hours could be off.

[nik35324]

B

[MrStevenUND]

B

[A.Bernau]

Yes, this makes sense. But in my opinion I have to admit such an question is not suitible for a CLAD question. It is not clear and unique. I can not say, "this is the result" and in fact it is not true.

The wrong result is not only at the indicator it is in a probe too.

Nevertheless thank you for the dayly CLAD it helps much.

[SercoSteveB]

Answer: B.  Nice one crossrulz, LordNobady, P@Anand, JoeTubo, Andreas23, gnshmrthy, nik35324 & MrStevenUND.