Does not set Daylight savings time is it broke or what
1978992
The clock I have automatically sets itself for daylight savings time. Maybe you have it set for the wrong time zone. Look at the directions. The clock works really well.
793783
Actually I just now looked at it. hit the clock/calendar key to go to date or time to set. Then hold down the time set (equal key) until the first digit blinks on the readout. Then set either the time or date setting you earlier had selected. When done hit the time set (equal key) again.
1006531
No, it does not allow to set your time. You have to find out what is sunset for your area, then measure from that time. For example if sunset is at 7pm and you want lights on until 12am, then you must select 5 (12-7=5), meaning lights will come on at sunset and will remain on for 5 hours.
1947333
Since the times are all set manually I would think you will have to reset by hand. We bought ours between time change so we will find out for sure early next month when we "fall back".
1189674
You're having to reset the time because you are unplugging it from the constant power supply. It has no internal battery system, so if you want to keep the correct time you will have to keep the unit plugged into a constant power outlet.
768397
Hi,I'm not sure.I didn't set the clock on mine but there is a clock button on the remote.
194489
If you can't see the time and date then its definitely broken. My unit is bright enough to clearly display the time & date, even during daylight hours. There is only one level of "brightness"(the default).
1998983
had the same issue ..there is little red button you must put a pin into to rest before it will allow you to set times up. I might also add in the instructions it mentions events, consider both those for off and on when setting the times.
945149
No it doesn't automatically change time zones or daylight savings time... It is very easy to change time though!!
1784329
It sounds like it might be dead but you can turn the dial (I think clockwise) to set the time. If it still doesn't turn on it's own, order a replacement.
1947332
I believe you have to reset the time for daylight savings which is real simple but you should not have to reset the alarm times.
1406742
no. it shows AM and PM but I cannot for the life of me figure out how to set the time. luckily I don't use it as a clock.
908729
Press MENU twice that will take you to settings. Use the down arrow to scroll to date/time, hit OK USE ARROWS & OK buttons to set date & time. Good luck
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...
93134
sorry, it's been a while since I set the clock, but I do remember that I had to set the analog clock manually (i.e. set it digitally and have the hands then move automatically to match the digitally set time)...You could also try their customer support, however, at the time I was doing my setting-up, they were surprisingly unknowledgeable about this specific model, as it was new.
710879
3 radio stations in my area send the RBDS signal to set the time & two of them (including my local NPR station) do NOT send the correct time. The time they send is not adjusted for daylight savings time. Once I instructed the radio to only receive the RBDS from the one station that sent the correct time, everything was correct. Try one radio station at a 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.