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Time Sync Products for MS-DOS
Beagle Software offers a series of time sync hardware and software products
that work on a MS-DOS platform.
More about other platforms.
There are a number of low frequency time signals around the world that
broadcast accurate time and date information. In North American, the WWVB signal
is broadcast from Ft. Collins in Colorado by the NIST on 60kHz. This can be
received throughout the lower 48 states of the U.S.A. as well as large parts of
Canada and Mexico.
TrueTime TL-3 Receiver
The TrueTime TL-3 Receiver includes TimeLink software from TrueTime. TimeLink is
a DOS program that gets the time from the WWVB receiver and sets the DOS clock.
It is included with purchase of the TL-3 receiver.
Radio Sync Receiver BS2
The Radio Sync receiver will decode the signal into a
time string usable by MS-DOS. MS-DOS utilities are available to set the MS-DOS system date and time from
the Radio Sync receiver.
Please contact Beagle Software for more
information.
Radio Sync - Main Page
There is currently no
support for MS-DOS and ClockWatch Client/Server.
ClockWatch
Client/Server - Main Page
There
is currently no support for MS-DOS and Star Sync.
Star Sync - Main Page
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