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GPS Time and Test 1.5
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It is a PC Clock synchronization program. The program synchronizes a PC Clock to the right time using artificial satellites. It is alternative solution to synchronizing with atomic clock using NTP(SNTP) and Internet. The program works in the interactive mode or in background. It uses NMEA protocol. $GPZDA, $ZQZDA or $GPRMC protocol sentences are explored as time source. The program can be used as NMEA and COM port tester. It outputs a port receiving buffer, extracts all NMEA sentences and counts check sum errors. Default protocol version is NMEA 0183. If you want to use this program you need a GPS (Global Positioning System) unit connecting to PC's COM port. The product is free for users of BrigSoft products Atomic Clock Service, PC Atomic Sync and OS Non-Proxy Atomic Sync.
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Alarm Master Plus 4.23
This skinnable PIM includes talking alarm clock, scheduler, calendar and timer.The alarm clock can remind you about important events by playing your favorite music or video (MP3, MPG, AVI, etc.). Asrology. The calendar includes zodiacal signs. | 2007-09-13 | 1834 KB | Alarm Master 4.23
This skinnable PIM includes talking alarm clock, scheduler, calendar and timer. The alarm clock can remind you about important events by playing your favorite sound or music (WAV, MP3). Snooze feature support. | 2007-09-12 | 1634 KB | PC Atomic Sync 4.0
It is an atomic clock synchronizer with some useful features (time offset, synchronize periods, etc.). This program uses the list of 18 presetting atomic time servers. | 2007-09-01 | 790 KB | Atomic Clock Service 3.1
PC atomic clock synchronizer with some useful features (time offset, synchronize periods, etc.). This program uses the list of 19 presetting atomic time servers. | 2007-07-25 | 845 KB | GPS Time and Test 1.5
PC Clock synchronization using GPS. It can be used as NMEA and COM port tester. The program synchronizes a PC Clock to the right time using artificial satellites. | 2007-07-12 | 496 KB |
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global positioning system