MarsClock 2.4 build 0977

MarsClock is an alarm clock for Mars time. It was created to aid the NASA MER and Phoenix robots. Many clocks exist for Mars, but none were portable nor had alarm capabilities at the time this was created.
MarsClock is a port of Mars24, created using OnBoardC. It runs on the PalmOS operating system (v 3.0 through 5.2) and requires MathLib. The error between MarsClock and the JPL MER time sheets is less than one minute for the nominal mission duration.
This software is free. You are free to view the source code, modify it, and/or use it elsewhere as per the GPL.
Main features:
- Customize background (GRS, MOLA, MDIM)
- One-tap access to: Viking 1, Viking 2, MER-A and MER-B, Phoenix, Sojourner, or Custom time/location
- Shows sub-solar point & lander location
- Calculates Mars Mean Solar Time or True Solar Time
- Tap and drag to get latitude, longitude, and time for any location
- Easily set !DateBook alarms for any Earth or Mars time
- 2-way (reverse) lookup: Earth to Mars or Mars to Earth time
Enhancements:
- Support the Phoenix lander mission
- Phoenix landing location and clock time are not yet known.
- Using (lat,lon) of (75,0) for location
- Clock defaults to *Sol* until launch at 2007-08-01 00:00:00 UTC
- Added GRS background image option
- Changed defaults for first run to Phoenix & GRS
- Removed Beagle II location
System requirements:
- PalmOS v3.1
- MathLib