RE: Setting clock to atomic clock (NIST)

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??? 04/17/03 19:57 Read: times	#43650 - RE: Setting clock to atomic clock (NIST) Responding to: ???'s previous message
	Charles I just used HYPER TERM to check out the site. I'm assuming that you want to sync the 8052 time of what ever RTC you have. Also I imagine that you would want to auto dial the site, sync then hang up. Are my assumptions correct? Joe

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