HiWire Formats Context Properties
Trapeze Presentation Services or Hiwire is a framework designed to deliver real-time transit related information to all Internet devices.
The information is accessible to users no matter what their language, location, or accessibility needs may be. Aside from INFO-Web G3, Trapeze products running within the Hiwire framework include PASS-Web G3, INFO-IVR, and PASS-IVR. This table describes the HiWire Formats context properties:
| Property | Description | Value |
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Controls how Boolean properties in the context are expressed. An example of a Boolean property is Show Internal Routes. 1: Displays 0 = Off and 1= On. Alternatively: 2: Displays the control as Y or N 3: Displays the control as On or Off 4: Displays the control as True or False. |
1-4 | |
| Sets the display format of all currency values. | Default=0 | |
| Sets the currency symbol, its placement in the amount displayed, for example, $. The amount appears as $3.50. | ||
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All examples below are various expressions of June 26th 2019: 1 = YY/MM/DD - for example, 19/06/26 2 = MM/DD/YYYY - for example, 06/26/2019 3 = MM/DD/YY - for example, 02/26/19 4 = DD/MM/YYYY - for example, 26/06/2019 5 = DD/MM/YY - for example, 26/06/19 6 = MMM/DD/YYYY - for example, Jun/25,2019 7 = MMM/DD/YY - for example, Jun/25/19 8 = YYYY/MM/DD - for example, 2019/06/26 |
1-8 | |
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1 = kilometers expressed as 10.0 2 = miles expressed as 10.0 3 = feet expressed as 10.0ft 4 = yards expressed as 10.0y 5 = meters expressed as 10.m |
1-5 | |
| Sets the distance threshold to determine when to switch to another unit within the same measurement system, - for example, meters to kilometers, feet to miles. This property only applies when the following units of measurement are selected: meters, feet, yards. |
Default = 0 This means that the units will not be converted and the selected unit of measurement will be used in all cases. |
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| Month format 1 = June |
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1 = Miles/Hour (mph) 2 = Meters/Second (mps) 3 = Kilometers/Hour (kph) |
1-3 | |
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Controls how the system expresses time. 1=HH:MM:SS (Military) - for example, 14:30:25 2=HHMM (Compressed Military) - for example, 1430 3=HH:MMapx - for example, 2:30p 4=HH:MM:SS apx - for example, 2:30:25p 5=HHMMapx - for example, 230p 6=HH:MM+ - for example, 14:30+ 7=HH:MM+apx - for example, 2:30p 8=HH:MM (Military) - for example, 14:30 9=Minutes from midnight - for example, 870m 10=Seconds from midnight - for example, 52200s 11=Hours from midnight - for example, 14h |
1-11 | |
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Controls how the system expresses duration. 1= Hours:Minutes - for example, 5h31 2= Minutes - for example, 141 3= Minutes:Seconds - for example, 141:03 4= Seconds - for example,:98 5= Minutes plus; where plus indicates there are seconds<60 in addition to the minutes - for example, 141+ 6= Hours: Minutes: Seconds - for example, 14:32:16 7= Seconds as two decimal places - for example, :88.29 in seconds and milliseconds. |
1-7 | |
| 1= Wednesday, June 26th 2019 | ||
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Controls how the system displays weekdays. 1 = numbers (Mon.=1, Sun.=7) 2 = letters (S--TWH--) 3 = ones and zeros (10011100) 4 = up to 31 ones and zeros (for month template) 5= up to 31 numbers (for month template, each week starts at 1 up to the fourth week) 6= up to 31 numbers (for month template, each week starts at S up to the fourth week) |
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