Arrivaltime always 1hour late
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It refers to Navigator Free on carradio, wince version.
In driving mode the arrival time is always the correct current time plus the correct duration time plus 1 hour. Does anybody have an idea?
Best regards, Christian. -
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check your system time
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what do you mean with systemtime?
(Current time of navi is the same as on the radio.)
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may be you could email screenshot
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I could make a photo and send it. But how? Or To which emailadress ? (I'm not yet so familiar with this site and have not found a possibility.)
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support (at) mapfactor.com
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Click on the image icon in the menu of the edit window, insert url there. ;)
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Try change, or set, time zone +/- 1h (WinCE panel).
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Can change timezone on radio not the time. Need GMT+2 for summertime. If I change to GMT+1 both current and arrivaltime changes. Arrivaltime always 1h wrong. ???
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Better check in practise. I had problem/issue with time after 'upgrade' wince with Miopocket.Try run Navigator and set 'Menu' - GPS - 'Synchronize Time'.(edit)As I see on this page:Navigator is included in package, so maybe check version (v.14.1.2)?
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Have version 11 on carradio. I am working on getting current version for and on to the radio.
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Don't know if this was solved but looking at screenshot it looks like WinCE is defaulting to Seattle time which is causimg me trouble too.
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The WINCE devices that I know are defaulting to whatever timezone the manufacturer has burned into ROM. Don't know if it's the same for all devices.
So everytime I hard boot my WINCE device I'm setting the timezone/time manually.
Haven't found a better solution yet.
Uli
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There are add-on programs, like DateEx:
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Uli, sorry to hear that you're having the same problem as me. I've made a feature request to have a menu setting to set Navigator time as an offset to GPS time which I think will solve the problem - see ETA always exactly 4 hours early
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After a lot of work I have managed a workaround for this bug. Download CECmd and change the nav path to the folder with CECmd. Open the Control Panel> Time and Date. Change the Time zone to the required one.. go to Plugins and pick HKLM. Find TimeZoneInformation and select and export it. You now need MortScript and create a mscr script with RegWriteBinary("HKLM","Time","TimeZoneInfformation",xxx) where xxx is the hex string from the reg file you created. You then need a line with Run("\Storage Card\navigator\navigator.exe") or similar. Call the script navigator.mscr. Create a folder on your storage card called msc. Copy Mortscript.exe and autorun.exe from the mortscrtipt\bin\pna folder to the new folder and your navigator.mscr. Rename autorun.exe to navigator.exe. Set your system to run the navigator.exe. It will now run the mortscript to change your time zone then start navigator. It's not easy, a bit flaky but it works.PLEASE Mapfactor make this easy with a menu item which changes the time zone. It's easy in code and a pain in the backside to do it this way. I'm running the paid for version of Navigator - I don't expect to have to do this amount of work to fix something that iGo, Copilot and everyone else has no issue with.
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