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$Serial Time Code Formats Of Business ->>> http://tinyurl.com/y86ugyld (P6) Pr ms Position IdentThis modification to the Manchester code shifts the data window so the data are at the edge of the clock window which is on-time with the one-pulse-per-second clock Universal Time Coordinated (UTC)The subword bits occur between position identifiers P 0 and P 5 : 7 for seconds, 7 for minutes, 6 for hours, and 10 for days to complete the time code wordTIME-OF-YEAR CODE (34 DIGITS) SECONDS SUBWORD MINUTES SUBWORD HOURS SUBWORD DAYS AND FRACTIONAL SECOND SUBWORDS SECONDS (Note 1) Digit NoThe original formats were described in IRIG Document 104-60, later revised and reissued in August 1970 as IRIG Document 104-70, upgraded later that year as the IRIG Document to the status of a Standard, IRIG Standard 200-701828 5.1.3 The binary coded decimal () time-of-year code word consists of 34 bits beginning at index count oneFormat B: time-of-year in days, hours, minutes and seconds; straight binary seconds-of-day plus optional control bitsA mark-to-space ratio of 10:3 is standard with a range of 3:1 to 6:1 (see figure 1 and table 1, Typical Modulated Carrier Signals)99 is also a marker bit, known as position identifiers P1, P2, ., P9, P0TIME SCALE -- is a reference system for specifying occurrences with respect to timeInter-range instrumentation group time codes, commonly known as IRIG time codes, are standard formats for transferring timing informationAn index marker occurs between the decimal digits in each subword, except for fractional seconds, to provide visual separationx10 GLOSSARY OF SELECTED TIME TERMS (CONT'D) UNIVERSAL TIME (UT) -- is the mean solar time of the prime meridian plus 12 h, determined by measuring the angular position of the earth about its axisAny control function bit or combination of bits can be programmed to read a binary one or zero during any specified number of time frames customEach bit position is identified in table Twenty-seven control functions occur between position identifiers P 5 and P 8Bits 14 encode seconds, and bits 68 encode tens of seconds (059) Bits 1013 encode minutes, and bits 1517 encode tens of minutes (059) Bits 2023 encode hours, and bits 2526 encode tens of hours (023) Bits 30-33 encode day of year, 35-38 encode tens of days, and bits 4041 encode hundreds of days (1366) Bits 4548 encode tenths of seconds (09) Bits 5053 encode years, and bits 5558 encode tens of years (099) Bits 8088 and 9097 encode "straight binary seconds" since 00:00 on the current day (086399, not BCD) TIME INTERVAL -- The duration between two instants read on the same time scale, usually expressed in seconds or in a multiple or submultiple of a second4.6 Time Format H The 32-bit time code word contains 23 bits of time-of-year information in days, hours, and minutes and 9 bits for control functions The code (minutes subword) begins at index count 10 (LSB first) with binary coded bits occurring between position identifier bits P 1 and P 5 : 7 for minutes, 6 for hours, and 10 for days to complete the wordThe time code recycles yearly The control bits occur between position identifiers P 5 and P The frame rate is 10 seconds with resolutions of 0.1 second (dc level), 10 ms (modulated 100 Hz carrier) and 1 ms (modulated 1 khz carrier)DEFINITIONSThere is no idle time between other characters(P7) Pr ms Position IdentYear number (0099; century is not coded) User-defined "control functions" occupying bits not defined by IRIG "Straight binary seconds", a 17-bit binary counter that$