GETIM5/CMD and GETIM6/CMD are the Model III and 4 versions, respectively,
of an application to set your system time and date under LDOS 5.1.4/5.3 and
TRSDOS62/LS-DOS63 using an ADC "Smart Duck" modem as the source.  The
programs have as their roots the program GETTIM/CMD which performed a
similar function using the PROMETHEUS modem and ADCTIM/CMD for the Smart
Duck, but which had two logical errors in it.  I have corrected those
errors, added comments to virtually every line of the source code and
adapted the program to run in the Model III mode (GETIM5/CMD) using ROM
calls so that the SVC table would not have to be loaded to execute the
program.
	To utilize the program, you should set the time in the clock of
your ADC modem using the command AT*T=xx/xx/xx/xx/a (or AT@T depending
of the ROM in your particular modem) as described in the ADC manual.
Next, issue the following DOS commands "SYSTEM (TIME=NO)" and "SYSTEM
(DATE=NO)".  Finally, either issue the command "AUTO GETIMn" where n
is either 5 or 6 -- or -- include the GETIMn in your bootup JCL if you
use one.
	These programs are assembled to use the AT*T command.  If your
"Duck" requires the AT@T command and you do not wish to reassemble, you may
use the following patch:
	For GETIM5/CMD -
PATCH GETIM5/CMD (D00,FD=40:F00,FD=2A)
	For GETIM6/CMD -
PATCH GETIM6/CMD (D01,36=40:F01,36=2A)

Finally, these programs are assembled for the calender year 1987.  Since the
"Duck" does not maintain the year, you will have to "zap" the program each year
on January 1st to maintain the proper date.  You may either reassemble the
programs or use the following patches:
	For GETIM5/CMD -
PATCH GETIM5/CMD (X'52EE',=nn)
	For GETIM6/CMD -
PATCH GETIM6/CMD (X'3123',=nn)
where nn is:
	1988->58
	1989->59
	1990->5A
	1991->5B
and so forth . . . .
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