Re: NEW BBS PROGRAM

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From: LFA15AB!JEREMY
Date: Tue, 22 Dec 1992 22:12

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Randy,
I seem to recall that the B27 keeps time *as long as the power brick
is plugged in*.  If you turn off the power switch on the front of the
system unit, the power brick still supplies power to the clock circuit
(and the fan in the brick keeps running).  If you unplug the brick
(or turn off the power somewhere upstream) the clock stops.  I never
realized the clock had a battery; I always assumed that when it
powered up it read the time of last boot off the disk.

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