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The command
>PR#0#00#00,07,08#25,05,2012,2#3D<
sent at 9600 baud sets the time to 00:07:08 (and, presumably, the calendar to 25/5/12 though we don't know how to display that at the moment). The tailing 3D is a checksum - the 2-digit hex representation of the XOR of all previous characters, starting with the '>'.
The clock seems to initially set itself up for 19200 baud serial port but later in the initialisation changes it to 9600.


Turning on DIP switch 8 and cycling power puts the clock in a display test mode.
Turning on DIP switch 8 and cycling power puts the clock in a display test mode.