IRIG Timecode - IRIG Time Code

IRIG Time Code

IRIG A time code structure
Bit Weight Meaning Bit Weight Meaning Bit Weight Meaning Bit Weight Meaning Bit Weight Meaning
00 Pr Frame marker 20 1 Hours
(0–23)		 40 100 Day of year
(1–366)		 60 0 Unused,
available for
Control
Functions		 80 1 Straight
Binary
Seconds
(0–86399)
01 1 Seconds
(00–59)		 21 2 41 200 61 0 81 2
02 2 22 4 42 0 Unused 62 0 82 4
03 4 23 8 43 0 63 0 83 8
04 8 24 0 44 0 64 0 84 16
05 0 25 10 45 0.1 Tenths of seconds
(0.0–0.9)		 65 0 85 32
06 10 26 20 46 0.2 66 0 86 64
07 20 27 0 Unused 47 0.4 67 0 87 128
08 40 28 0 48 0.8 68 0 88 256
09 P1 Position identifier 29 P3 Position identifier 49 P5 Position identifier 69 P7 Position identifier 89 P9
10 1 Minutes
(00–59)		 30 1 Day of year
(1–366)		 50 1 Year
(00–99)		 70 0 Unused,
available for
Control
Functions		 90 512
11 2 31 2 51 2 71 0 91 1024
12 4 32 4 52 4 72 0 92 2048
13 8 33 8 53 8 73 0 93 4096
14 0 34 0 54 0 74 0 94 8192
15 10 35 10 55 10 75 0 95 16384
16 20 36 20 56 20 76 0 96 32768
17 40 37 40 57 40 77 0 97 65536
18 0 Unused 38 80 58 80 78 0 98 0 Unused
19 P2 Position identifier 39 P4 Position identifier 59 P6 Position identifier 79 P8 Position identifier 99 P0 Position identifier


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