Temporal paradox/time zone question.

[DSL]

SWMBO noticed that the clock was on Eurozone time, it was deffo 10am, not 11am when this was taken.

 

 

I’m assuming that it’s a ghost in the machine but it begs the question, where does the car take it’s time feed from?  I deffo didn’t change the time and pretty sure it was correct last time I looked.  Basic SE so basic infotainment, if that makes a difference.  Plus iphone on correct time.

[MJ1]

It gets confused occasionally and usually sorts itself out on next power up. I have seen this happen a couple of times. Think I have mentioned it previously would need to check my posts to be sure...

[DSL]

Makes sense.  Cheers.  Not an issue, just a bit odd.  Will see what it does next time I’m out.   

[MJ1]

Here is when it went dodgy for me.

 

 

[klamath]

On 26/12/2020 at 11:40, DSL said:

SWMBO noticed that the clock was on Eurozone time, it was deffo 10am, not 11am when this was taken.

 

 

I’m assuming that it’s a ghost in the machine but it begs the question, where does the car take it’s time feed from?  I deffo didn’t change the time and pretty sure it was correct last time I looked.  Basic SE so basic infotainment, if that makes a difference.  Plus iphone on correct time.

 

Time is taken from the GPS, it noticed mine lost the time once a year or so ago, so I changed the option of whether the time was GPS or manual and changed it back to GPS and the clock reset.  Sorry I cannot remember where the option was.  Hope this helps?

[DSL]

I don’t think I have any GPS based system on mine, no satnav apart from my phone which wasn’t connected apart from BT.

Edited 28 December, 2020 by DSL

[DSL]

Bit of an update, car never did get back to “proper” time, it stubbornly stayed one hour ahead.  Easy solution, as far as the car is concerned we are now on Azores time.