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It is not right (as far as I understood you of course).
* Though eSignal has many servers, the time stamp for both real-time and historical data is GMT
(without switching to daylight saving).
* GlobalServer takes local time for every real time tick and converts to GMT (without switching
to daylight saving).
* To make synchronisation between two GlobalServer you need just to make sure that the same time
zone is selected on both PCs and both are synchronized with for example atomic clock.
Best regards,
Andrew Nazarov
RT Soft Ltd.
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Riley Robertson" <rileyrobertson@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <Omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 2004 8:07 PM
Subject: Offset from datafeed
> Hi List:
>
> eSignal said they have different servers.
>
> All the servers will be receiving from different exchanges and sent to us
> immediately.
> All the servers may be in different time zones.
>
> Our same pc each time we signed on may be connected with a different server.
>
> The data sent to us will bear the LOCAL pc time stamp.
>
> Therefore TS2ki's online GS server bear pc's local time stamp.
> To synchronize with GS offline server, everytime one imports data, answer
> LOCAL.
>
> To avoid confusion, one does NOT need to OFFSET from datafeed; ie one does
> NOT need to watch the GMT time.
> If you change that to zero, you will find all the TS chart showing local
> time (GMTno more witha number here).
>
> I have not tried importing any data to see if Session time will work right
> but if it follows LOCAL time, it should be ok.
>
>
> Riley
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