How to Combine Mission Time and On-Board Time into SSP Time

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Yes, I did read the problem statement. It is asking for a small c-code that combines the mission time and onboard time into SSP time. The given example code is incomplete, as it does not include the necessary variables or operations to combine the two times. To determine the hexadecimal values for missionTime and onboardTime, you can refer to Figure 3 in the provided link, which lists the variables used in the code. The values for missionTime and onboardTime will depend on the specific mission and onboard times that are given.
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Homework Statement



Write a small c-code (not a subroutine, no header etc, only part of code) that take the mission time and the on-board time and combines these into SSP time. SSP stands for Surface Science Package

Homework Equations



See the Variables in the figure below

http://s716.photobucket.com/user/Pi...s[user]=86328122&filters[recent]=1&sort=1&o=0

The Attempt at a Solution



unsigned int missionTime=0x??, onboardTime=0x??;

void main(void) {

sspTime =

}

I don't know what value missionTime and onboardTime should have. From the Figure 3 in the link, how can i determine the hexadecimal values that the missionTime and onBoardTIme should have ?

The answer should be missionTime=0xFFF, onboardTime=0x2AA; but i don't know why
 
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Firben said:
The answer should be missionTime=0xFFF, onboardTime=0x2AA; but i don't know why
The problem is asking for a bit of code, not a value. The answer will be some lines of code. Maybe an example is given using these values.

Firben said:
void main(void) {
Did you read the problem statement? (not a subroutine, no header etc, only part of code)
 

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