
Section 5 Command Descriptions
5.21
DATE FORMAT
The
DATE
FORMAT
command allows the user to select the format of the
DATE
command response. Several different formats are provide, including both American
and European.
DATE
FORMAT
is also used to determine how the date information will
be interpreted when the date is set with the
SET
DATE
command. Refer to the
SET
DATE
command definition for more details. The month text can be sent as upper or
capitalized lower case, as determined by the
CASE
command.
The power-on factory default is
MONTH DD, YYYY
. This default can be
modified with the
SAVE
command. Refer to the
SAVE
command for details.
SYNTAX
DATE
FORMAT
[
;
] {
option
}
option
includes at one of the following format specifiers…
option
Example Output
Length† Style
MM/DD/YY 12/04/76
8 bytes fixed American
MM-DD-YY 12-04-76
8 bytes fixed American
MM/DD/YYYY 12/04/1976
10 bytes fixed American
MM-DD-YYYY 12-04-1976
10 bytes fixed American
MON DD YYYY DEC 04 1976
11 bytes fixed American
MON DD, YYYY DEC 04, 1976
12 bytes fixed American
MONTH DD YYYY DECEMBER 4 1976
variable American
MONTH DD, YYYY DECEMBER 4, 1976
variable American
DD/MM/YY 04/12/76
8 bytes fixed European
DD-MM-YY 04-12-76
8 bytes fixed European
DD/MM/YYYY 04/12/1976
10 bytes fixed European
DD-MM-YYYY 04-12-1976
10 bytes fixed European
DD MON YYYY 04 DEC 1976
11 bytes fixed European
DD MONTH YYYY 4 DECEMBER 1976
variable European
† Length does not include programmable serial output terminators.
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