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Three ways of specifying the time window, start and duration
<div class='myseisplot' net='CO' sta='JSC' loc='00' chan='HHZ' start='2016-09-19T00:00:00' duration='60'> </div>
End and duration
<div class='myseisplot' net='CO' sta='JSC' loc='00' chan='HHZ' end='2016-09-19T01:00:00' duration='60'> </div>
Start and end
<div class='myseisplot' net='CO' sta='JSC' loc='00' chan='HHZ' start='2016-09-19T02:00:00' end='2016-09-19T02:01:00' > </div>
<div height="500" class='myseisplot' net='CO' sta='JSC' loc='00' chan='HH?' duration='60' > </div>
Couple more plots just for fun, CO.HAW and CO.JSC, specifying only duration which generates data up to NOW...
<div class='myseisplot' net='CO' sta='HAW' loc='00' chan='HHZ' duration='60' > </div> <div class='myseisplot' net='CO' sta='JSC' loc='00' chan='HHZ' duration='60' > </div>