Daylight Savings time?
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Originally Posted by DDLexus
My clock didn't adjust for Daylight savings time? I thought NAV equiped cars would automatically adjust to the correct time? Anyone else notice this?
Driver
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DD - I noticed the same thing - and I had mine set to observe daylight savings time. I went in and set the daylight savings time to NO and it instantly changed back to the correct time. I too was under the impression the GPS could "recognize" this change. Small inconvenience.
Bruce
Bruce
Originally Posted by BMcD430
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Racer
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Originally Posted by BMcD430
DD - I noticed the same thing - and I had mine set to observe daylight savings time. I went in and set the daylight savings time to NO and it instantly changed back to the correct time. I too was under the impression the GPS could "recognize" this change. Small inconvenience.
Bruce
Bruce
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Originally Posted by aerodragon
guys-
I am still not sure here- when I selected "OFF" on daylight saving, it will properly show the correct time; isn't this counterintuitive??
I am still not sure here- when I selected "OFF" on daylight saving, it will properly show the correct time; isn't this counterintuitive??
No, its not. Not all States follow DST, so you have the option of turning it off and on. Next year, DST will be pushed back 2 weeks or so, so be glad your LS didnt change when it was supposed too, otherwise you would have some issues next year.
Lexus Champion
Joined: Mar 2005
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From: CA
Sorry to be obtuse, but does the LS change automatically or not?
I changed the clock settings on Saturday in the clock menu, just as I was changing the clocks all over the house and my watch. I didn't get a chance to see if the clock would change automatically, although a friend said his Acura TSX changed on its own.
I changed the clock settings on Saturday in the clock menu, just as I was changing the clocks all over the house and my watch. I didn't get a chance to see if the clock would change automatically, although a friend said his Acura TSX changed on its own.
Driver School Candidate
Joined: Mar 2004
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From: New Jersey
Daylight Savings Time Adjustment
I noticed it also. I live in NJ and mine didn't adjust automatically. I also read in the manual that the GPS Nav feature should take care of it. However I had to shut the DST option off to manually correct the time (push back an hr) but after I corrected it and then turned on the DST option the clock jumped ahead an hour. I then turned off the option. It appears not to work correctly.
My 5k maint. is coming soon and I plan to ask the dealer.
My 5k maint. is coming soon and I plan to ask the dealer.
Lexus Test Driver
Joined: Feb 2005
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From: MD
The Daylight Savings Time switch...
needs to be turned off. The time is automatically set for your time in your timezone but not for Daylight Savings, hence the switch. Any more questions about your LS?
Rock
Rock