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I noticed my clock was a little slow so went to change the time.
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- The clock is also set there.
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I noticed my clock was a little slow so went to change the time.
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- The clock is also set there.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

03 996 C4S. I noticed my clock was a little slow so went to change the time. When I got to the menu in the PCM it stated it was in GMT summertime which was +1 hour 8 mins, strange as should be just one hour. I reset to one hour changed to the correct time and saved the settings. After about 5 mins the clock jumped forwards another 8 minutes. When I checked the date and time again it showed GMT summertime +1hr 8 mins aagain. Any ideas.

POST 2Original post

is it an import ? seems to be set to a different country code. ie a country with a + 1hour and 8 mins time difference , but i'm not sure you can even do this take it to or phone OPC for help Rob

POST 3Original post

Does you have PCM? - The clock is also set there. change it on the PCM and it should reflect on the OBC.

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