Does clock need to be reset for daylight savings time or does it reset automatically?
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.
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".
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.
751049
It needs reset to a 24 hour clock; if the instructions explain how to do that I did not notice.
1179641
Mine came displaying 12 hour time, and when I first pressed the button to set it, it switched to 24 hour time. But then about a year later, when I reset it for DST, it switched back to 12 hour time, and nothing I did would switch it back. Sorry I can't help. Somebody is making a fortune off of these clocks, because they have about $5-10 worth of parts in them.
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.
1740907
My new DR570 also has a clock problem. In talking with Toshiba customer support I find they know about the problem which has to do with the various tuners in the DVR unit. This problem is a software problem. The solution is the one above from William Lehman who said to turn the auto setting to "off" as well as the Daylight savings to "Off", then set the clock manually.
181783
There are two different alarm settings, but you have to manually set one or the other. The functionality is there but not what I would call automatic. Regardless, we are happy with the clock after having it a couple years.
604984
You have to go into the AUTO SET sub-menu, so to speak. Don't rely on clicking MANUAL SET. Do that, certainly, but then click on AUTO SET to get its options. Turn it off there as well.It's been awhile since I did it now, but as I recall, I also deactivated Daylight Savings Time. The government has switched that around so much that I don't trust automatic updates anymore.
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.
1556195
This happened to me also. Just press the timer/clock button on the lower left and it should reset properly.
1067627
Yes. I also had the older version and would need to change the time zone setting when it adjusted on the older DST schedule. This one is up to date. One of the reasons I bought it.
1767871
Not sure exactly what your question is but this version is a straight up timer. No auto adjustments of any sort for sun rise, set, daylight savings our otherwise.
664886
Yes, provided you press "stop". If you do not, it will reset to "0", although pressing "start" again will bring up your previously set time.
1896513
No. But since time is relative to the observer your PM is really your AM. So when you set the time set it 12 hours later or early that is set AM to PM that way it will reset at noon instead of midnight.
1773318
Yes. When it counts to zero and you reset it it goes back to the original start time.
1104151
Your clock should set the time automatically at 2 a and 3 am each day. If not, follow these steps:1. Slide switch ti "time set" and the time will flash on display. Press the HR, MIN, and SEC buttons until you reach desired time.2. Slide the switch to calendar and year & date will flash on the display.Press YEAR, MONTH & DATE buttons until you reach desired setting.3. Slide switch to LOCK.4. In the normal mode press the 12
396375
On the bottom under the MIN AND SEC it says reset. You hold both MIN AND SEC TOGETHER AND IT RESETS.