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Changing The Time On The Xanavi Unit

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My clock only displays in navigation mode, which is redundant anyway and never displayed ( I run a garmin GVN53 GPS through the screen). My guess is that the time is taken off the GPS satellites so it will always display japan time.

DaveB Mentor

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This has been driving me nuts! Time only shows up for me in CD mode... I have tried all the buttons... I figured it was run off the satellite too. I have removed the GPS antenna ages ago; time is out by about an hour and a bit.

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strangely enough it was following melb time, and i bought the car from melb so there must be a way. no biggie though...

sorry to state the obvious but japan timezone is inline with melbourne/AEST :P:D

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there is an button in the options menu that you highlight that switches the time clock on/off... i switch it off while its daylight savings and then switch it back on when we gain an hour... the other day i was wrapped, i thought my stagea automatically changed the time an hour forwards to daylight saving time... i told all my mates, then i told mum and found out she did it... dont i feel like an idiot :P

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