X52 MFD clock and GMT

[Lotus]

There are a few things im wondering about.
First its the MFD clock display. I can change the clock timezone for clock nr 2 and 3, but nr 1 is stuck at GMT time with no option to change it.
TO add to this, ever since we turned the clock to summer time, this nr1 clock hasnt redirected so its one hour behind GMT (puts it 2 hours behind my timezone which is GMT+1).

Secondly, in the option to change brightness for LEDs / MFD, i can only choose between 3 steps. Off-Medium-High. What bothers me is that in the manual, a picture of this option is shown with like 10 or 15 diffrent levels to choose from.


Is my software screwed up or am i missing something?

[Skull6]

http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/

"Google, it's a wonderful thing."

(P.S. There's even a link that explains Daylight savings time to those who evidently don't know.)

[Lotus]

Originally Posted by Skull6

http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/

"Google, it's a wonderful thing."

(P.S. There's even a link that explains Daylight savings time to those who evidently don't know.)

this doesnt help nor answer my problem in any way. I know how the daylight savings and such work, but i cant understand why the throttle MFD doesnt correct itself after my computers clock.

You see before daylight saving, my nr1 clock showed the GMT time. Now, it still claims it shows GMT, but in reality it shows GMT-1 because it never sensed the daylight saving clock redirection.

Doesnt the joystick arrange itself after MY computer settings?

[UKSupport]

Hi,

The clock matches GMT which, if you look at this link you will find is absolutely spot on. British Summer Time is actually GMT+1 so the time you need is actually on clock 3 on the MFD.

[Lotus]

aaah, now i see =)
got really confused..., i though GMT time changed at summer aswell...

[Skull6]

GMT was listed at the bottom of the table on that site...

[Lotus]

ok sorry skull, didnt pay attention