Does the clock auto adjust for daylight saving time changes?
1322547
Yes it does but depending on where you have it, it could take a day or so. Last fall my clock changed immediately to standard time but this spring it didn't change until the next night. It was in the same spot but that also happens with other atomic clocks we have. Sometimes they change immediately, sometimes a day or two later.
1322548
Mine does. I don't recall setting anything special - I think it is part of the automatic updating using the Atomic signal.
185449
Unless they have added the feature since I bought mine three or four years ago, no.By the way, the thing still works flawlessly at this point. The beauty of this particular item is that the important things are big and visible.I have a dozen other clocks (don't we all?) strewn about the house to tell me the time.
307234
No. Basically you have 7 different days you can program an on time and an off time. At the end of day 7, it goes back to day 1. So basically as the sunrise and set change, if you want your timer to change with it, you'll manually need to re-program the device. I usually need to reprogram mine 4 times a year (two of them are when we switch to and from Daylight Saving time) so the lights come on and off close to sunset and sunrise.
2045199
Yes. Since it is a manual dial, it will maintain the setting until the dial is moved.
2173428
Yes, it is actually set up to do it automatically but you can customize the time etc from the web gui.
1740905
I'm not sure what settings I have for auto and Daylight savings, but my unit has always lost about 30 seconds a week. I feel better seeing it's not hours off like others report. This unit is full of bugs and I sent Toshiba a list but they don't seem to care. Too bad a $5 Timex keeps better time...
1920146
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.
225132
Yes. It is set via a text file. Which then updates automatically as time passes.
1573984
Yes, it does. I did have some issues in the beginning as far as waiting for it to set itself to the correct time however, this may be an issue for you as well.
806734
No. The clock is auto sync with the satellites. The time should be correct every time you turn it on once the detector syncs up.
1382254
Yes. To change the time, weight, or stride length after the setting is completed: Press and hold the SET Button for 2 seconds. The time will start to flash. Use the memo button to advance to the correct time, then press set to advance to the next setting. If a particular setting does not need to be changed, press the set button to advance to the next setting. I have done this when I have lost weight and when I need to change the time for Daylight Savings Time adjustments. Using this method does not delete the info in "memory".
1269397
Yes is does. When activated you will see a small square of letters just above the seconds display. Using a magnifier one can see that it says RND. A square further up is for daylight savings time and it says DST.Hold down the Hour/RND button for 3 seconds to activate or de-activate the random feature.
848058
Yes it does have a clock you have to click on settings and adjust it yoursrlf
1196034
Yes, you have to set it each night for the next morning. You don't have to go through changing the time, it will automatically come up but you have to hit the button a few times to set it.
1485780
Yes. On the left press the PROG button and use the hour/minute buttons to set the time you want. Then press the AUTO button on the right and that's it. It has to off though to set it.
1826064
The date changes automatically at the end of the month. You will have to change the time manually for daylight savings time. Very easy to do as you just move the dials inside the body by hand to set. Hope that helps.
386709
There is a built in clock that can be programmed to turn it on and off at what ever time you program into it. It's automatic once you set the times you want :-)