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Cores supporting RTC
Andrew Gowans edited this page Sep 6, 2022
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If you have internet connection or RTC board installed, these cores will show correct time and date and/or be utilised by the core.
- ao486 (PC) (DATE on MS-DOS prompt)
- Archie (Acorn Archimedes) (Apps > Alarm)
- GBA (checked with Pokémon Sapphire, wall clock in first room)
- Gameboy (GB and GBC) (Pokémon Gold: set clock, go one room right, set day of week, save, restart; clock is in the menu screen)
- MSX ("MSX3") (DATE on MSX-DOS prompt)
- BBCMicro (BBC Micro Master 128K) (PRINT TIME$ in BBC Master mode)
- Menu (on top of the panels)
- Minimig (Amiga) (Utilities > Clock)
- NeoGeo ([DIP] Settings: ON > BOOK KEEPING > CABINET/COIN, check date of log entries)
- PC8801mk2SR (PC-88) (PRINT DATE$, shows year 85 but month and day are OK, and PRINT TIME$ shows correct time)
- Pokemon Mini (Time & Date on in game menu)
- QL (Sinclair QL) (PRINT DATE$)
- SNES (Daikaijuu Monogatari II, Tengai Makyou Zero - once set up, you need to reload the core for the clock to take the real time)
- TSConf (top of Wild Commander screen, also MaxiClock plugin)
- X68000 (DATE on HUMAN68K prompt)
- Zet98 (PC-98) (DATE on MS-DOS prompt)
- ZXNext (ZX Spectrum Next) (main menu in Next mode)
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