What is the format for the time.txt file to set the date/time on boot? What is in the manual does not work for me.
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Use Notepad to create a file named TAG.TXT. On the first line, in the first space type today's date, enter 1 space and enter the current time in this format: YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS. Save to the root folder of the device. In Computer the device will be Removable Disk (F:), or whatever your system calls it. Unplug the device from the computer and the next time you record video, it should have the correct time on it. It works for me. Also I find it records very sharp video in sufficient light. Problem is, on continuous record, I never get more than 5 or 6 minutes. If it's in sound detection mode, you might get only you setting it up, then nothing unless noise occurs very close to it and very, very loud! It's ineffective for surveillance.
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No need to set the time. It gets that info from the internet. You may have to go thru factory reset if you tried to use a cell phone to do the setup. Gotta use a laptop (or tablet according to the instructions) but *NOT* a smartphone.
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Just move the two files in the set time folder into the usb disk root directory and it will run. It will sync time with pc clock.
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You need to set your hour offset from GMT. Then set your time. If you look at what time it says when you turn it on you can also just go change your offset until correct time is displayed (without changing your time). This is a way to set it if you are not sure about time offset. IF YOU DO THIS IT WILL HAVE CORRECT TIME AT STARTUP FOR YOUR LOCAL AREA. You do not have to have it on a power source when not in use. I have mine set and when the ignition is off there is no power and when i start up time is spot on local time. So it is not just setting time, the offset must be correct for your geographic location then when clock is set you should have no issues. It took?me a whioe to figure it out so do not feel bad. Directions are lacking much detail. Try www.timetemperature.com/tzus/gmt_united_states.shtml for offset listings.
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1) Press bottom left button until you see the menu option Time. Press bottom right button to go into Time menu to set the time. 2) Press bottom left button until you see the menu option Setup , the top left to get the option User Data, and bottom right to get into that option.
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The time function is useless. I could not figure it out, really. I think I did it opposite...whatever. I just use the time override and forget it.
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I don't know about the manual, but you set the clock by holding down the "clock" button on the left side until a set of zeros flash, then just put in the time with the number buttons. i.e. 0942 etc. and push the clock button once to start the clock running.
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Hi Hillery, Here is how I set the time. Using a pen or something similar press and hold the set button. When numbers begin to flash press the button repeatedly until the hour flashes. Press 'Memo' repeatedly until the hour (and am/pm) is correct. Press 'Set' until the minutes flashes. Press 'Memo' repeatedly until the minutes is correct. Then press 'Set' repeatedly until numbers stop flashing.
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Yes, you can set the time. Strangely, I had to change my time zone on it because it kept resetting the time an hour ahead of what it should be.
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The mount *does* save the time (and date)! Sadly this feature (which they call RTC, short for "real time clock") is turned off by default. You just have to turn it on using the handbox: Menu -> Utilities -> Turn on/off RTC. Why they don't turn it on by default, I'll never know.
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There should be a button on the left side that says set. Hold it in until the screen flashes then use the mode button to switch between each item to set like hour minutes month day year etc.. I believe the button on the right adjusts the numbers up or down.
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Press TALKING to hear the time announcements.To set 12H/24H Time format1. In the time-display mode, press MODE to enter the12 124 hour-setting mode, "12H" or."24H"flaShes,on.the LGD screen.2. Press HOUR{ ALM ON J OFF) to set "12H" or press MINUTE ( HR.REPORT 1 to set"24H".3. Repeatedly press MODE to return to the TIme-display mode.Nole:Dunng setup, if no key is pressed for more than 30 seconds; the watch Wi!!return toTime-display mode.In time-diSplay mode, press MODE twiCeto.enter.Tirne-set mode, iha.hour and minute digitsflash. Repeatedly press or hold down HOUR! ALM ON I OFF} Press TALKING to hear the time announcements.To set 12H/24H Time format1. In the time-display mode, press MODE to enter the12 124 hour-setting mode, "12H" or."24H"flaShes,on.the LGD screen.2. Press HOUR{ ALM ON J OFF) to set "12H" or press MINUTE ( HR.REPORT 1 to set"24H".3. Repeatedly press MODE to return to the TIme-display mode.Nole:Dunng setup, if no key is pressed for more than 30 seconds; the watch Wi!!return toTime-display mode.In time-diSplay mode, press MODE twiCeto.enter.Tirne-set mode,... » Read More Press TALKING to hear the time announcements.To set 12H/24H Time format1. In the time-display mode, press MODE to enter the12 124 hour-setting mode, "12H" or."24H"flaShes,on.the LGD screen.2. Press HOUR{ ALM ON J OFF) to set "12H" or press MINUTE ( HR.REPORT 1 to set"24H".3. Repeatedly press MODE to return to the TIme-display mode.Nole:Dunng setup, if no key is pressed for more than 30 seconds; the watch Wi!!return toTime-display mode.In time-diSplay mode, press MODE twiCeto.enter.Tirne-set mode, iha.hour and minute digitsflash. Repeatedly press or hold down HOUR! ALM ON I OFF} « Show Less
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Start with menu, scroll to date/time. The good thing is when you set the time on one hand set, the others are set too.
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Sincerely ,iam not sure about that,but i think do not reset the date manually.And i think it store data.But iam not sure
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The pdf file doesn't have clock setting instructions. Anybody know how to set the clock?
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Do exactly was "t" instructs, except the .txt document needs to be titled TIMESET.
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OK, I just found and changed the AUTO SET and the DST settings. I hope that does the trick. Thanks for the tip!