Why set the time zone in Navigation system?
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I'm assuming there is a clock somewhere, but I can't seem to figure out how to enable the display of any clock. So why have a setting for time zone?
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Originally Posted by jtrain73
I'm assuming there is a clock somewhere, but I can't seem to figure out how to enable the display of any clock. So why have a setting for time zone?
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And it doesn't work if you don't set the time zone? Under.
I set mine to the time zone 3 zones away, works fine, but no clock impact. I thought that maybe the digital clock was linked to it, but it does not.
On previous navigation systems (Acura, Mazda) it displayed a clock --- part of the signal received is a time signal and the time zone was set to display the correct local time (as an off-set from the satellite time, probably in GMT). The advantage is that it is an extremely accurate clock.
This Lexus display seems to be missing the clock.
Not a huge deal, but seems odd to have the settings option to me.
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I set mine to the time zone 3 zones away, works fine, but no clock impact. I thought that maybe the digital clock was linked to it, but it does not.
On previous navigation systems (Acura, Mazda) it displayed a clock --- part of the signal received is a time signal and the time zone was set to display the correct local time (as an off-set from the satellite time, probably in GMT). The advantage is that it is an extremely accurate clock.
This Lexus display seems to be missing the clock.
Not a huge deal, but seems odd to have the settings option to me.
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Originally Posted by Celibon
Well there is a Calendar function in the navigation. Maybe the time zone makes a difference? ![Uhh...](https://www.clublexus.com/forums/images/smilies/1387914497.gif)
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Originally Posted by Nextourer
I don't know about the Lexus ones but on the Prius, the timezones allow it to know whether to change DST and apparently when the sun sets, the map automatically changes to night mode. I don't have the nav so I can't confirm but that's what I read about when someone posted that feature.
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Originally Posted by jtrain73
Night or Day mode seems to be controlled by the headlights being on or not, with a manual override.
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