Thread: What's the time Mr. Wolf?

If there is an option for network or similar adjustment, tick it then un-tick it.

Go in and turn off Daylight Savings time.
(It’ll reduce your upholstery fading too )

Originally Posted by Tombie;[URL="tel:3199372"

3199372[/URL]]Go in and turn off Daylight Savings time.
(It’ll reduce your upholstery fading too )

Yeah,but you know how he hates getting up early for the milking.

Originally Posted by Tombie

Go in and turn off Daylight Savings time.
(It’ll reduce your upholstery fading too )

At the moment there is no daylight saving time anywhere in the country.
I even tried setting the time an hour before real time, but it then jumped forward two hours.

Originally Posted by V8Ian

, I'm assuming it's not GPS/www altering it. Any ideas, team?

I'm not at all sure that's a reasonable assumption. If the head unit is self selecting a time, and the minutes are in sync, then it must be getting its reference from somewhere. GPS/WWW, or from some third source such as perhaps the car itself? I can't recall from the brief times I drove it, but does it have mapping? If so, is the location accurate? Did you ever establish what make/model the unit is?

Yes it does have mapping, it places the car on the map, exactly where it is. It doesn't align with any Australian or New Zealand time zone.
If it's all the double ewes controlling the time, who's paying the data/connection bill?
No, I couldn't establish the brand of the head unit.
I'll try loanrangie's suggestion tomorrow, in the daylight.

It's a head scratcher.

Assuming it’s android based

it's easy to check to see if your settings are correct.

1. Open up your Settings app.

2. Scroll down and tap on System.

3. Tap on Date & time.

4. Tap to toggle on/off the Use network-provided time setting.