Resetting your DVR should solve this.
Current Time Wrong
The current time on my system is an hour off! It's now 11:19pm and the HR20 thinks its 10:19pm. I checked my zip code thinking it might get time zones from that - and it's still set correctly. Anybody have an idea of how this happened? Is a reboot my only option to try to fix?
Thanks in advance for your help!
Thanks in advance for your help!
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Did you go into you set-up menu and set the box to your time zone?
Yea... I verified that the correct timezone and daylight savings time were selected. I'll try a reboot and see if that fixes things.
This happened today on my HR20-100 for the second time in the past three weeks. It's also happened once on my HR20-700. Each time a reboot corrected the problem, but it is annoying.
A reboot fixed the problem. Thanks for your help! I've never had this problem before and hopefully won't have it again!
Last Night 8-18-08 at around 9:00PM current time went an hour back as well on my hr-20-100. Did RBR to no avail then did a hard boot this morning and everything is okay now.rubble3 said:A reboot fixed the problem. Thanks for your help! I've never had this problem before and hopefully won't have it again!
Add me to the list of people to have this happen...
On one of our boxes (HR21P-200) the time is an hour behind. The other two boxes are fine. All three are set for Auto (Eastern) timezone and Auto DST. Weird.
Which type of reset should I do?
On one of our boxes (HR21P-200) the time is an hour behind. The other two boxes are fine. All three are set for Auto (Eastern) timezone and Auto DST. Weird.
Which type of reset should I do?
I think I'm going to invent a little solenoid thing that mounts on the front of the HR to jab the red button periodically throughout the day. I may incorporate a photoreceptor as an extra cost option to detect if the recording light is on or not.
I'll be rich!
I'll be rich!
:lol:t_h said:I think I'm going to invent a little solenoid thing that mounts on the front of the HR to jab the red button periodically throughout the day. I may incorporate a photoreceptor as an extra cost option to detect if the recording light is on or not.
I'll be rich!
Oh, the red button reset fixed the clock...
I tried doing an RBR (Red Button Reset) but didnt work so I just unplugged it for a few secs and booted it back up and it was fine then.rubble3 said:The current time on my system is an hour off! It's now 11:19pm and the HR20 thinks its 10:19pm. I checked my zip code thinking it might get time zones from that - and it's still set correctly. Anybody have an idea of how this happened? Is a reboot my only option to try to fix?
Thanks in advance for your help!
I've seen this happen on my HR20-100 a few times. I've found that going into the settings and changing the TZ to one, saving that, and then going back in to correct the TZ fixes the issue without a reboot.
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