Re: PM-8200

Okay.  I wrote a small app to do the test, since I couldn't figure out
an easy way to script BitPim to do it.  The timestamps should be UTC
time.  My laptop is synched against my local stratum 3 NTP server, so
it should be somewhat correct.  The timestamp is grabbed and printed
right after the request to the phone and right before the response is
read, as I figured that should be the closest.

It's printing out the 8 bytes after the first byte in the response
packet, and before the final 3 bytes (the CRC & terminator).

Let me know if I need to do anything else.  I appreciate your help!

-Dustin

============
= 1 second =
============
Got [2006-04-14 22:22:11.395]:  CC CC C4 C9 05 6E 9A 00
Got [2006-04-14 22:22:12.442]:  66 66 FE CC 05 6E 9A 00
Got [2006-04-14 22:22:13.473]:  C0 6B 3D D0 05 6E 9A 00
Got [2006-04-14 22:22:14.505]:  66 66 72 D3 05 6E 9A 00
Got [2006-04-14 22:22:15.536]:  00 00 AC D6 05 6E 9A 00
Got [2006-04-14 22:22:16.567]:  99 99 E5 D9 05 6E 9A 00
Got [2006-04-14 22:22:17.598]:  66 66 1E DD 05 6E 9A 00
Got [2006-04-14 22:22:18.630]:  C0 43 58 E0 05 6E 9A 00
Got [2006-04-14 22:22:19.661]:  33 33 8F E3 05 6E 9A 00
Got [2006-04-14 22:22:20.692]:  CC CC CC E6 05 6E 9A 00

==============
= 10 seconds =
==============
Got [2006-04-14 22:23:20.426]:  66 66 82 A1 06 6E 9A 00
Got [2006-04-14 22:23:30.458]:  99 99 D1 C0 06 6E 9A 00
Got [2006-04-14 22:23:40.489]:  66 66 2A E0 06 6E 9A 00
Got [2006-04-14 22:23:50.520]:  66 66 82 FF 06 6E 9A 00
Got [2006-04-14 22:24:00.551]:  99 99 DD 1E 07 6E 9A 00
Got [2006-04-14 22:24:10.583]:  66 66 36 3E 07 6E 9A 00
Got [2006-04-14 22:24:20.614]:  CC CC 9C 5D 07 6E 9A 00
Got [2006-04-14 22:24:30.645]:  99 99 F1 7C 07 6E 9A 00
Got [2006-04-14 22:24:40.676]:  99 99 49 9C 07 6E 9A 00
Got [2006-04-14 22:24:50.708]:  CC CC A4 BB 07 6E 9A 00

============
= 1 minute =
============
Got [2006-04-14 22:26:16.051]:  99 99 61 C6 08 6E 9A 00
Got [2006-04-14 22:27:16.083]:  99 99 F9 81 09 6E 9A 00
Got [2006-04-14 22:28:16.114]:  00 00 8C 3D 0A 6E 9A 00
Got [2006-04-14 22:29:16.161]:  CC CC 38 F9 0A 6E 9A 00
Got [2006-04-14 22:30:16.192]:  66 66 D2 B4 0B 6E 9A 00
Got [2006-04-14 22:31:16.223]:  00 7B 6D 70 0C 6E 9A 00
Got [2006-04-14 22:32:16.255]:  33 33 0B 2C 0D 6E 9A 00
Got [2006-04-14 22:33:16.286]:  00 00 A8 E7 0D 6E 9A 00
Got [2006-04-14 22:34:16.317]:  66 66 3A A3 0E 6E 9A 00
Got [2006-04-14 22:35:16.348]:  CC CC D4 5E 0F 6E 9A 00

==============
= 10 minutes =
==============
Got [2006-04-14 22:38:54.067]:  00 00 4C 07 12 6E 9A 00
Got [2006-04-14 22:48:54.114]:  33 33 73 5A 19 6E 9A 00
Got [2006-04-14 22:58:54.145]:  66 66 A6 AD 20 6E 9A 00
Got [2006-04-14 23:08:54.161]:  C0 21 D4 00 28 6E 9A 00
Got [2006-04-14 23:18:54.192]:  CC CC F8 53 2F 6E 9A 00
Got [2006-04-14 23:28:54.223]:  99 99 21 A7 36 6E 9A 00
Got [2006-04-14 23:38:54.255]:  66 66 46 FA 3D 6E 9A 00
Got [2006-04-14 23:48:54.286]:  00 00 78 4D 45 6E 9A 00
Got [2006-04-14 23:58:54.317]:  66 66 A2 A0 4C 6E 9A 00
Got [2006-04-15 00:08:54.348]:  33 33 C7 F3 53 6E 9A 00


On 4/14/06, Simon C <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Can you post some examples (from the protocol log) of what
> > you get in response to 29?
>
> Try to get them a fixed time apart, say 1 second, 10 seconds, 1 minute, 10
> minutes. (include the timestamp) Does it change by the same amount over a
> fixed time interval?
>
> Simon
>
>
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