Probably are the following information for all cameras with time zone setting the same.
Flash parameter 20 has 8 bytes. They contain information about the time zone settings:
1. 0x00 33 time zones direction east (standard)
2. 0x01 ?
3. 0x00 33 time zones direction east (world)
4. 0x01 ?
5. 0x00 standard; 0x01 world
6. 0x00 DST off; 0x01 DST on (standard)
7. 0x00 DST off; 0x01 DST on (world)
8. 0x00 ?London 00:00 0x00 0
Paris +01:00 0x01 1
Kairo +02:00 0x02 2
Moskau +03:00 0x03 3
Teheran +03:30 0x04 4
Dubai +04:00 0x05 5
Kabul +04:30 0x06 6
Karachi +05:00 0x07 7
Dehli +05:30 0x08 8
Kathmandu +05:45 0x09 9
Dacca +06:00 0x0a 10
Yangon +06:30 0x0b 11
Bangkok +07:00 0x0c 12
Hong Kong +08:00 0x0d 13
Tokyo +09:00 0x0e 14
Adelaide +09:30 0x0f 15
Sydney +10:00 0x10 16
Solomon +11:00 0x11 17
Wellington +12:00 0x12 18
Chatham +12:45 0x13 19
Samoa -11:00 0x14 20
Honolulu -10:00 0x15 21
Anchorage -09:00 0x16 22
Los Angeles -08:00 0x17 23
Denver -07:00 0x18 24
Chicago -06:00 0x19 25
New York -05:00 0x1a 26
Caracas -04:30 0x1b 27
Santiago -04:00 0x1c 28
Newfoundland -03:30 0x1d 29
Sao Paulo -03:00 0x1e 30
Fernando de Noronha -02:00 0x1f 31
Azoren -01:00 0x20 32You can use the following Lua code:
str = get_parameter_data(20)
if str then
for i=1, #str do
print(string.format("0x%02x ", string.byte(str, i)))
end
endPerhaps someone has found the meanings of byte 2, 4 & 8. That would be great.
msl
