Clock Configuration Service Provider

4/8/2010

The Clock Configuration Service Provider is used to configure the local time zones, and system alarm settings. It sets the time zone, the alarm time and whether the alarm is on or off.

When you set the Alarm or Clock using a provisioning XML file, the Clock Configuration Service Provider expects you to provide the full date/time string in ISO 8601 standard date/time format:

[YYYY]-[MM]-[DD]T[hh]:[mm]:[ss]

For example, 2005-10-04T13:45:59Z represents 4 October 2005 at 1:45:59 PM. The 'Z' specifies Coordinated Universal Time (also known as UTC or Zulu time), which uses the 24-hour numbering system.

The following image shows the management object used by OMA DM.

The following image shows the Configuration Service Provider in tree format as used by OMA Client Provisioning.

The Clock Configuration Service Provider is available on Windows Mobile Professional and Windows Mobile Classic as of Windows Mobile 6.1. However, on these platforms, this Configuration Service Provider supports only the Date and Time settings (Date, Time, and TimeZone), and does not support the Alarm settings (AlarmOn, AlarmOn2, AlarmTime, AlarmTime2, and AlarmTimeout).

Characteristics

Only the root characteristic is available.

Parameters

• AlarmOn
  Determines the state of the first system alarm (Alarm 1). The following table lists the possible values:

  Value	Description
  0	Turns off the alarm
  1	Turns on the alarm (every day)
  2	Turns on the alarm (weekdays only)
  3	Turns on the alarm (weekends only)

  The following table shows the default settings.

  Permissions	Read/Write
  Data type	Integer
  Label	Alarm 1:
  Semantic type	Short-date time
  Roles allowed to query and update setting	Manager AuthenticatedUser

  This setting is not available on Windows Mobile Professional and Windows Mobile Classic.

• AlarmOn2
  Determines the state of the second system alarm (Alarm 2). This parameter has the same syntax and default values as AlarmOn, except that the default value of Label is 'Alarm 2:'.

  This setting is not available on Windows Mobile Professional and Windows Mobile Classic.

• AlarmTime
  Sets the alarm time for the first system alarm (Alarm 1). The following table shows the default settings:

  Permissions	read/write
  Data type	time
  Label	Alarm 1 time:
  Semantic type	short-date time
  Roles allowed to query and update setting	Manager AuthenticatedUser
  Value	GMT time format; a leading 0 is required if the hour is less than 10. For example, 06:00:00Z. Alarm time will be adjusted to the time zone set on the device.

  This setting is not available on Windows Mobile Professional and Windows Mobile Classic.

• AlarmTime2
  Sets the alarm time for the second system alarm (Alarm 2). This parameter has the same syntax and default values as AlarmTime, except that the default value of Label is 'Alarm 2 time:'.

  This setting is not available on Windows Mobile Professional and Windows Mobile Classic.

• AlarmTimeout
  Specifies the interval, in minutes, after which the alarm reminder will be automatically dismissed. If this DWORD value is 0, or is not present, the alarm will have no timeout.

  This setting corresponds to the AlarmTimeout registry setting**.

  This setting is not available on Windows Mobile Professional and Windows Mobile Classic.

• Date
  Specifies the system date information. The following table shows the default settings:

  Permissions	Read/write
  Data type	String
  Roles allowed to query and update setting	Manager Operator Operator TPS AuthenticatedUser

• Time
  Specifies the system time information. The following table shows the default settings:

  Permissions	Read/write
  Data type	String
  Roles allowed to query and update setting	Manager Operator Operator TPS AuthenticatedUser

• TimeZone
  Sets the current time zone on the system. The following table lists the possible values:

  Value	Description
  0	GMT-12 Kwajalein
  1	GMT-11 Samoa, Midway
  2	GMT-10 Hawaii
  3	GMT-9 Alaska
  4	GMT-8 Pacific US
  10	GMT-7 Mountain US
  13	GMT-7 Chihuahua, La Paz
  15	GMT-7 Arizona
  20	GMT-6 Central US
  25	GMT-6 Saskatchewan
  30	GMT-6 Mexico City, Monterrey
  33	GMT-6 Central America
  35	GMT-5 Eastern US
  40	GMT-5 Indiana (USA)
  45	GMT-5 Bogota, Lima
  50	GMT-4 Atlantic
  55	GMT-4 Caracas, La Paz
  56	GMT-4 Santiago
  60	GMT-3:30 Newfoundland
  65	GMT-3 Brasilia
  70	GMT-3 Buenos Aires
  73	GMT-3 Greenland
  75	GMT-2 Mid-Atlantic
  80	GMT-1 Azores
  83	GMT-1 Cape Verde
  85	GMT London, Dublin
  90	GMT Casablanca
  95	GMT+1 Prague, Budapest
  100	GMT+1 Warsaw, Sofija
  105	GMT+1 Paris, Madrid
  110	GMT+1 Berlin, Rome
  113	GMT+1 West Central Africa
  115	GMT+2 Bucharest
  120	GMT+2 Cairo
  125	GMT+2 Helsinki, Riga
  130	GMT+2 Athens, Istanbul
  135	GMT+2 Jerusalem
  140	GMT+2 Pretoria
  145	GMT+3 Moscow
  150	GMT+3 Riyadh, Kuwait
  155	GMT+3 Nairobi
  158	GMT+3 Baghdad
  160	GMT+3:30 Tehran
  165	GMT+4 Abu Dhabi
  170	GMT+4 Baku, Tbilisi
  175	GMT+4:30 Kabul
  180	GMT+5 Yekaterinburg
  185	GMT+5 Islamabad
  190	GMT+5:30 New Delhi
  193	GMT+5:45 Kathmandu
  195	GMT+6 Astana, Dhaka
  200	GMT+6 Sri Lanka
  201	GMT+6 Almaty
  203	GMT+6:30 Yangoon
  205	GMT+7 Bangkok, Hanoi
  207	GMT+7 Krasnoyarsk
  210	GMT+8 Beijing, Hong Kong
  215	GMT+8 Malaysia, Singapore
  220	GMT+8 Taipei
  225	GMT+8 Perth
  227	GMT+8 Ulaanbataar
  230	GMT+9 Seoul
  235	GMT+9 Tokyo, Osaka
  240	GMT+9 Yakutsk
  245	GMT+9:30 Darwin
  250	GMT+9:30 Adelaide
  255	GMT+10 Sydney
  260	GMT+10 Brisbane
  265	GMT+10 Hobart
  270	GMT+10 Vladivostok
  275	GMT+10 Guam
  280	GMT+11 Magadan
  285	GMT+12 Fiji Islands
  290	GMT+12 New Zealand
  300	GMT+13 Tonga

  The following table shows the default settings:

  Permissions	Read/Write
  Data type	Integer
  Label	Time zone:
  Roles allowed to query and update setting	Manager Operator Operator - TPS AuthenticatedUser

Microsoft Custom Elements

The following table shows the Microsoft custom elements that this Configuration Service Provider supports for OMA Client Provisioning.

Use these elements to build standard OMA Client Provisioning (formerly WAP Client Provisioning) configuration XML. For information about specific elements, see MSPROV DTD Elements. For examples of how to generally use the Microsoft custom elements, see OMA Client Provisioning XML File Examples.

For information about OMA Client Provisioning, see OMA Client Provisioning Files.

See Also

Tasks

Clock Configuration Service Provider Examples for OMA Client Provisioning

Concepts

Configuration Service Provider Reference for Windows Mobile Devices