How can I change the time from Military to normal and how can I get the program guide
1852199
I don't know of any why to change the clock from Military time to a standard clock. The program guide is downloadable as a PDF on their website.
1852200
I do not know about the time, but the help line is great...1-888-588-6885. As for the EPG, you need to get that from the intermet....I use a Net Gear WNA3100 Genie wireless adapter....works fine.
1852201
I don't know of any why to change the time from Military to a standard clock. The program guide is downloadable as a PDF on their website.
1852202
I returned this item. There was no program guide, it didn't accurately capture channels....I didn't even bother with the military clock. I returned it immediately. I decided to give TiVo a shot. I bought it at Best Buy with the 30 day return policy. I love love love it & highly recommend it.
1364259
when I changed the time and date I followed a youtube video showing step by step. Try that, good luck.
1958878
To change the time, hold the clock button (on the left) down for a couple of seconds until the time flashes. While the HH:MM numbers are flashing, use the number pad to enter the new time. There is no instruction manual available online.
1071418
yes you should be able too .look in the menu at settings ,,,look for day n nite time it will be in the settings iam sure hope this helps let me know ,,,,,,,
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
1741949
I didn't realize that you could use 24 hr. time. I cannot figure out how to do it. The instructions that I have do not give any indication that you can change time format. If you do find a way, I'd like to know.
701834
Thanks to the posters with the tip on resetting the date. I never would have figured this out. Thank you, thank you!
300560
I didn't realize I didn't know how either. Hope I never have to change the time and date. Hope you get an answer.
536904
I don't think so. On the instruction sheet, under the section for setting the year, it reads "Press 'A' once and the year will appear where the time is normally displayed:(NOTE: This may look like military time, but it is not.)" That is the only mention of "military time" in the instructions. The Distributor is Metro Fulfilllment House if you need to contact them to see if they have a clock that displays military time. There is no contact information on the papers I have, but I'm sure Amazon could put you in touch with them. Good luck.
1539046
You can program it which way you want. For example monday 2 pm tuesday 5 pm not on wednesday etc. :)
1345228
Dean, I just checked the time clock and it does military time but it is only capable of doing time stamps in base 60, not base 100. In other words, 5:30pm on this closk would read 17:30 not 17.50. Hope that helps.
1785141
With the unit plugged in but power off, press the mode button on the face of the unit. It will first ask if you want 12 hr or 24 hr formation. press the mode button choose 12 or 24 hr mode. Press the mode button again and the time will be displayed, hr first and then minutes. Use the left and right arrow buttons on the face of the unit to adjust the time. Hope this helps!
1501219
Sorry, I haven't needed to change the time on it. It's been on the correct time since first power up. But I believe the clock is in the settings menu.
972421
I am sorry to say that it will only show military time. I've owned mine for several months now and will only display 24 hour time format and nowhere in the user manual does it state otherwise. Anything over 12 hours on your display...just subtract 12.
607680
Go to the settings and go to the date and time section on the left hand side.
2136586
To the previous responder, the 24 hour clock that this unit uses isn't military time but the way the world properly reads the clock. I prefer it. The 12 hour am/pm method is really abnormal and confusing.
1298089
Press the Time Zone button to switch between different zones - AST(1), EST(2), MST(3), CST(4), PST(5), AKST (6) & HAST(7) Use 12/24 button on remote to set the clock in preferred format