RemoteOrderDisplay.ControlClock Method
Definition
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Performs the clock command requested in clockFunction on the specified video unit(s).
public abstract void ControlClock (Microsoft.PointOfService.DeviceUnits units, Microsoft.PointOfService.ClockFunction clockFunction, int clockId, int hours, int minutes, int seconds, int row, int column, Microsoft.PointOfService.VideoAttributes attribute, Microsoft.PointOfService.ClockMode mode);abstract member ControlClock : Microsoft.PointOfService.DeviceUnits * Microsoft.PointOfService.ClockFunction * int * int * int * int * int * int * Microsoft.PointOfService.VideoAttributes * Microsoft.PointOfService.ClockMode -> unitPublic MustOverride Sub ControlClock (units As DeviceUnits, clockFunction As ClockFunction, clockId As Integer, hours As Integer, minutes As Integer, seconds As Integer, row As Integer, column As Integer, attribute As VideoAttributes, mode As ClockMode)Parameters
- units
- DeviceUnits
The units to operate on.
- clockFunction
- ClockFunction
The requested clock function.
- clockId
- Int32
Clock identification number. The valid values can be from 1 - Clocks. When the clockFunction parameter is Pause, Resume, or Stop, then clockId can be ClockAll to specify all clocks started on the specified video unit(s).
- hours
- Int32
The initial hours for the clock display.
- minutes
- Int32
The initial minutes for the clock display.
- seconds
- Int32
The initial seconds for the clock display.
- row
- Int32
The clock's row.
- column
- Int32
The clock's start column.
- attribute
- VideoAttributes
The video attribute.
- mode
- ClockMode
The type of clock to display.