RE: PM-8200

> On 4/14/06, Dustin Marquess <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> 	...
> 	Got [2006-04-14 22:22:11.395]:  CC CC C4 C9 05 6E 9A 00
> 
> 
> I looks like a little endian 8 byte number:
> 
> 009A6E05C9C4CCCC -> 43468117552450764
> 
> The counter increments every 19.073 ns, a frequency of 52.43 
> MhZ.  Does that frequency mean anything to anyone?
> 
> I didn't calculate it exactly, but the counter started 
> counting in the first few days of 1980.  Perhaps it is the 
> same date, Jan 6, 1980, that the second counter used in many 
> phones calendars starts. 

It could be GSM time, which I think is the cellphone network clock, the
number may be the raw timestamp from the network.

Simon



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