Does anyone in here got a schematic of a shot clock that decrements from 24 down to zero? Please help. Thanks!
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Yah, I got one.\nDo you need the detonator circuit too?
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My clock as numbers 1 - 24? Yours must be a smaller clock.
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Old phones used pulse instead of tone to transmit the number, the further the dial went the more pulses you get.\nNow if the 0 was at the beginniong of the dial it would get no puls and the system will not recognize the numbe dialed. so the 0 is at the end and it gets 10 pulses when diald.\nthis was history and now when we all tranferred to tone phones the 0 remaind at the end.\n\nIf you think about it, it is quite annoying when you want to use the keypad on your computer right after dialling on the phone, you may get confused.
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Time to get a new clock.
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IF THIS COMPAQ IS  NEWER THAN 3OR4 YRS  IT IS SIMPLE.  THAT BATTERY THAT YOU ARE SPEAKING OF  IS ABOUT THE SIZE OF A NICKEL  ?  THAT BATTERY IS CALLED A CMOS  BATTERY .FIRST  OFF TRY CHANGING YOUR TIME SETTINGS IN CONTROL PANEL.I`LL  ASSUME ITS A DAYLIGHT SAVINGS ISSUE .  WHEN THAT BATTERY GETS OLD  OTHER THINGS WILL HAPPEN B4 YOUR CLOCKGOES  AWRY   CMOS  STANDS FOR  [COMPLIMENTARY  METAL  OXIDE SEMICONDUCTOR] YA I KNOW    WHILE YOU ARE  REMOVING CMOS  1ST  DISCONNECT POWER  2ND  USE A  PLASTIC  DEVICE TO GENTLY REMOVEIT. 3RD  WHILE  YOU ARE  IN YOUR CAGE MAKE SURE  ONE OF  YOUR HANDS IS TOUCHING THE METAL PART OF THE CAGE TO DISCHARGE THE BODIES STATIC ELECTRICITY.STATIC DISCHARGE CAN FRY YOUR WHOLE SYSTEM RARELY .THE BATTERY   IS PROBABLY A CR2032. ENERGIZER
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Hi ,\n  The problem seems with the CMOS battery.As u said u were not using it for days, the battery may have discharged. So it is causing the problem. Its like the CMOS battery is responsible for the date and time setup if it dont gives proper backup the time and date resets to start of the century or in some of case it goes to any unwanted date by randomely selecting it. \n  So change the CMOS battery n it will go fine.If u dont know how to change it open ur PC cabinate n  u will see   a shining roung thing just like ur watch battery but it will be a bit big. Take it out a take care while takin it out n  replace it by new one.\n  And you are done.......
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do you mean tha YA website is lacking clock? To keep up with the time, for people that doesn't have the same time zone with Yahoo?
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X = 24/Y  Just start plugging in Y and getting X, there are lots of possibilities, unless you restrict it to just whole numbers.
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From the following link, look for "Chapt22, Problem-24".\n\nThis problem is similar, except the speed is 10% instead of 11%. I'm sure you can use the same formulae though.\n\nhttp://www.jca.umbc.edu/~george/html/courses/phys112/2004fall/homework/04fall_phys112_hk8.pdf
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Its probably a GMT standard clock. Whereever you live is GMT + or - a certain amount of hours.\n\nEST is GMT -5 so if GMT says its 12:00, its actually 7:00 here.
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Go to google and type in Cortez Peters.  I took his course in the 80's and learned to type 120wpm with no errors.  I don't type as much nowadays, but can still do 100wpm with few errors, if any.
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Check out Yahoo widgets, I think there is one there that has a clock like that.
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Your Motherboard has a small Lithium battery which allows the clock ticking even when you shutdown your computer..\n\nOnce it exhausts.. all you have to replace it and then again setup the time...it wont vanish now!\n\nRead a detailed article regarding how to replace the battery at: http://www.hardwaresecrets.com/article/81\n\nIf replacing a battery doesnt solve your problem...you may have to upgrade your Motherboard CMOS by flashing it...\nContact DELL Service Center for this..\nBut..mostly battery replacement solves the problem in 99% cases..
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One product that needs improvement is the digital alarm clock.  It should have direct entry for time and alarm\nset.  Instead of this holding down two tiny buttons and waiting and then going past the time accidentally and having to go round again.... Should be you just push a "set time" button, push 6, push 0, push 0, push "set," and you're done.  Ditto for alarm.\n\nThey have this for microwave ovens, for example.  So there is nothing new to invent, electronically, only it's application to digital clocks.\n\nThe direct entry digital clock would be manufactured just like what we have now, only with the small bit of circuitry needed, and would definitely "sell itself" just by having the feature.
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There's a small round battery located on the motherboard. This battery keeps the time clock as well as your settings going. The battery usually is a CR2032 battery you can get at any department store. That battery is going dead. This is a very easy job on most computers. If you have any other questions you can email me.\n\nstlouisfan
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Excellent question!\n\nDear Yahoo!: \nWhy do most of the watch ads display the time as 10:10? \nSamina\n \n \nDear Samina: \nWe've never noticed this phenomenon, but you're absolutely right. A Yahoo! Shopping search on "watches" results in plenty of timepieces reading 10:10. Of course, there is some variation on the theme: 10:05, 10:08, 10:12, etc. We also found a few left-field entries: 8:20, 4:30, 2:35. \nBut for the most part, watch ads stick to roughly 10:10. Strangely, we also found plenty of digital watches set to the same time. This is obviously some kind of advertising standard. Why? Did some famous watch inventor die at 10 past 10? What's the significance? \n\nAccording to a reliable source, the reason is purely aesthetic. A watch reading 10:10 has a clean, symmetrical look. Also, the hands don't obscure the watchmaker insignia, which is usually located directly below 12 o'clock. \n\nApparently, the practice started in the 1920s, and it stuck. For a great history of the 24-hour analog clock, check out Pete Boardman's web site. \n\n \nLoad the link below, the answer includes links to pictures of watches
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unsigned int delaytimer = 0;\nvoid __stdcall delaytime(HWND, UINT, UINT, ULONG)\n{\n  if (delaytimer) {\n    KillTimer(0, delaytimer);\n    delaytimer=0;\n  }\n  AfxMessageBox("Hi!");\n}\n\nint main()\n{\n  delaytimer = SetTimer(0, 0, 10000 /* milliseconds */, delaytime);\n}