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| To do this, open a terminal on pcfs[hb|ke|yg], and type | To do this, open a terminal on pcfs[hb|ke|yg], and type | ||
| <code>fmset</code> | <code>fmset</code> | ||
| + | Only run fmset when the mk5 is not recording; therefore, halt the schedule with **halt** and stop recording with **disk_record=off**; check with **mk5=dot?** | ||
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| When the interface appears, type | When the interface appears, type | ||
| <code>s</code> | <code>s</code> | ||
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| Following this, the clocks should all be synchronised and agree with UT. Press the [Esc] key to exit ''fmset''. Then check the times again: | Following this, the clocks should all be synchronised and agree with UT. Press the [Esc] key to exit ''fmset''. Then check the times again: | ||
| <code>mk5=dot?</code> | <code>mk5=dot?</code> | ||
| + | you can continue the schedule with **cont** | ||
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| * **Mark5: disk_pos OK**\\ The command ''disk_pos'' in the field system should report three values - the current number of btyes recorded, bytes at start of previous scan and bytes at start of current scan. If not currently recording, the first and third values should agree. | * **Mark5: disk_pos OK**\\ The command ''disk_pos'' in the field system should report three values - the current number of btyes recorded, bytes at start of previous scan and bytes at start of current scan. If not currently recording, the first and third values should agree. | ||
| * **Meteorology: Weather (wth) being logged**\\ Look through recent messages in the field system log for output from the ''wth'' command, which will look like this:\\/#wx#/16.1,1007.9,58.6\\ | * **Meteorology: Weather (wth) being logged**\\ Look through recent messages in the field system log for output from the ''wth'' command, which will look like this:\\/#wx#/16.1,1007.9,58.6\\ | ||
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