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 ====== Configuration of date, time and timezone ======
-All Unipi PLCs feature Real Time Clock module (RTC) that are used mainly for the control of various time programs. All RTC clocks has a battery as a back-up, time settings are thus not affected by power outages. That said, it is still necessary to check now and then, if the settings are correct.
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+All Unipi PLCs feature Real Time Clock module (RTC) that are used mainly for the control of various time programs. All RTC clocks has a battery as a back-up, time settings are thus not affected by power outages. That said, it is still necessary to check now and then, if the settings are correct.
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 ==== Manual setup ====
-Right-click on <html><span class="avBlueText">PLC</span></html> -> ''PLC Operations'' -> ''PLC Setup'' -> ''Time setup''.
+Right-click on <html><span class="avBlueText">PLC</span></html> -> <html><span class="avBlueText">PLC Operations</span></html> -> <html><span class="avBlueText">PLC Setup</span></html> -> <html><span class="avBlueText">Time setup</span></html>.
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 Here, you can update the PLC time according to the time in you PC, or you can set your own time. In both cases the time is converted to UTC time based on the time zone set for the PLC.
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 if the PLC is connected to a network with Internet access, you can sync the time using any available NTP server. Some industrial networks even include their own internal NTP servers to allow time synchronization without the need for internet connection. Ask your network administrator for detailed info.
-Time sync through an NTP server is done each day at 3:15 AM. NTP server can be configured in PLC properties. Click on ''PLC'' and in the **right panel**, select the ''Date/Time Settings'':
+Time sync through an NTP server is done each day at 3:15 AM. NTP server can be configured in PLC properties. Click on <html><span class="avBlueText">PLC</span></html> and in the <html><span class="avBlueText">right panel</span></html>, select the <html><span class="avBlueText">Date/Time Settings</span></html>:
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-**Daylight offset:**
+<html><span class="kbBlueText">Daylight offset:</span></html>
   * a table of thresholds between the standard time and the daylight saving time
   * by choosing a profile for the corresponding timezone, the UTC offset and data tresholds will be set for the next 20 years
-**UTC offset:**
+<html><span class="kbBlueText">UTC offset:</span></html>
   * determines the difference in hours between local time and UTC
-**NTP server URL**
+<html><span class="kbBlueText">NTP server URL:</span></html>
   * address of the NTP server we want to sync time with
   * it is necessary to enter URL along with the protocol used and the port number, ie.  <code bash>ntp://server:123</code>
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