ZeeVee ZvCli User Manual - Manual (Page 28)

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Example:
ZvCli$ download advanced remove‐downloaded‐firmware
Removed file: 2_0_0_6665.gpg2 (ZvPro‐250)
Removed file: 2_0_2_7076.gpg2 (ZvBox‐150)
ZvCli$
Miscellaneous Commands
Transmit IR Codes for Learning
ZeeVee products that have multiple video inputs can be told to switch inputs via an IR command to their IR input
window, located on the front plate, right side on the 250; LED window on the 150. These commands send the
proper IR code for that switch out of that same window, making it possible to ‘teach’ the IR command to a
“learning” remote or remote control system. The IR command is sent once each time the ZvCli command is
entered.
Syntax
system transmit‐ir {video‐source‐component | video‐source‐vga | video‐source‐idle‐screen}
Set Date
Used to set the system time in the connected ZvBox.
Note ‐ the 150 does not have an on‐board clock that survives power cycles.
When setting the time from your PC, use the local time and it will be converted to Universal Coordinated Time
(UTC) and sent to the device. E.g. if your PC is configured in Eastern Standard Time, enter time in Eastern
Standard. When setting the time using the ZvCli on the serial port of ZvBox, use UTC time.
Syntax
set date year <year> month <month> day <day> hour <hour> minute <minute> second <second>
All parameters are integers.
Example:
ZvCli$ set date
# Set date/time to the box
# Use local time, it will be converted to coordinated universal time (UTC)
# Local time: Thu 2009‐Jan‐29 15:39:07 Eastern Standard Time
set date year <year> month <month> day <day> hour <hour> minute <minute> second <second>
<year>={2008‐2028}
<month>={1‐12}
<day>={1‐31}
<hour>={0‐23}
<minute>={0‐59}
<second>={0‐59}
e.g. set date year 2009 month 01 day 29 hour 15 minute 39 second 07
ZvCli$
set date year 2008 month 01 day 06 hour 09 minute 04 second 00