i have one of these cameras my date is correct the time is off how do i reset it. wonderful dash cam love it
837557
You can set date and time which is in the menue list, you need to set both by scrolling to "date/time" menue.
837558
I don't have my camera in the house with my right now, but i could have sworn the time setting was under the same option as the date.
2242062
I have not had any problems with the date and time changing. I set it once when I first got the camera and it is still accurate today. Pretty impressive, actually.
2277632
The camera has settings for day, night, or 24 hours, but I cannot set specific start and stop times. I do love the camera and the video is great!
1006775
Canon SD750 turn the Date/Time stamp off, but my friend said this feature only works at Picture Mode.So this trivial feature does seem very hard on normal digital cameras, only Samsung/ Nikon support it extensively.
189784
I just bought this camera recently and I'm guessing the answer is no. I've been trying to figure out a way to get the date on and it's just not possible. This is like the 4th camera I've bought for myself and I'm a little disappointed that I can't put the dates on. But all in all it's still a good camera.
905022
First make sure the device is not recording. Then click the 'menu' button on the screen. Then hit the 'mode' button on the screen. Press down to open the 'Set date/time' menu. Use the Record button on top of the device as an enter button. Use 'up' and 'down' arrows to select the date and use the 'mode' button to move over.
1450527
Go to settings and go to time and date and UNCHECK auto and the option should liight up for you to tap and set the date Respond if you need in depth instructions
903900
As you know the date and time is a function of the camera itself not the battery box. Do you lose the date and time using the batteries inside the camera? If you do then I suggest a call to Moultrie Customer Service. Also be sure you have the camera programmed correctly to show date and time. Good luck, you will get it figured out.
2212733
The manual is no help. The menus are fairly intuitive...that being said, don't bother setting the date or time because it resets all by itself every now and then. Keep am eye on it sometimes it doesn't start when you turn on your car and won't record. Just remember...you get what you pay for. Don't expect much from this unit.
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You don't necessarily have to turn the camera off and wait... But like Fabrizio said, press the menu button (from your main screen) and scroll down to the icon that looks like luggage. Select this (centre of bottom "dial") and then scroll down the left-most panel to the clock icon. "Right click" to the sub-settings, scroll down to "Date and Time Setting", select that, and reset your clock from there.
1006402
Yes it can, go to menu, by using the wheel click on little camera icon, scroll down to date stamp, click left/right to turn on/off date and time, then set time/date in tools icon
14064
Use the menu to set the date & time. As with all electronic devices it's weird. Trial & error is the way to go.
1371746
Select the top right button at the very top of the dash cam. That is how you select "ok" every time you want to make changes or view something.
2153791
What I can tell you is these cameras seem to have a mind of their own. They are supposed to turn off shortly after you shut off the ignition; mine doesn't. It also doesn't start up as it's supposed to, I have to turn it on manually. Another thing it does is turn the video display on and off on its own but I can't turn it off while driving at night - the video display stays on. When a better dashcam becomes available at a reasonable price, I will buy one of those.
1310450
there is software included on a small disk that syncs the clock/camera with your computer as far as date and time goes. I was never able to get it to work on Windows 7 and I just used the dates and time stamps to figure out what time it really was.
342183
The time on mine always resets after I turn it off and back on. However, it always sets to the correct date, and exactly one hour behind the correct time regardless of what I've set it to. It's almost as if it has a way to automatically set the time, but has the wrong time zone or daylight saving time set. I thought it might be getting the info from the GPS; but I recently traveled to a different time zone, and it reset the time to two hours behind. In other words, it didn't know that I traveled to a different time zone.
701998
Use the motion detection. The camera will stay on, but will not record.Another option, change the wiring of your car:-)