Problem:Time Zone Settings,IGO8   

Problem:Time Zone Settings,IGO8

Postby freemax1 » Wed Dec 16, 2015 4:31 pm

hi guys,
when i change my time zone and then i try to change my local time it doesn't happen.Also, when i put my correct time zone the local time is different than its supposed to be.Although when i restart and i enter the menu its doesn't restore anything. Any ideas how to solve it?
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Re: Problem:Time Zone Settings,IGO8

Postby katastrofe » Wed Dec 16, 2015 6:04 pm

Do you have a satellite fix?
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Re: Problem:Time Zone Settings,IGO8

Postby freemax1 » Wed Dec 16, 2015 6:12 pm

katastrofe wrote:Do you have a satellite fix?

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Re: Problem:Time Zone Settings,IGO8

Postby katastrofe » Wed Dec 16, 2015 6:33 pm

"Do you have a satellite fix?" means :
Is the device locked to at least 3 satellites? In which case the screen shows your current and exact position on the map.

I am asking because my former device always showed the wrong time (hour of day and date), until the satellite fix was a fact. Then the clock and date were correct.
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Re: Problem:Time Zone Settings,IGO8

Postby freemax1 » Wed Dec 16, 2015 6:45 pm

katastrofe wrote:"Do you have a satellite fix?" means :
Is the device locked to at least 3 satellites? In which case the screen shows your current and exact position on the map.

I am asking because my former device always showed the wrong time (hour of day and date), until the satellite fix was a fact. Then the clock and date were correct.

where should i find if i have satellite fix or no?
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Re: Problem:Time Zone Settings,IGO8

Postby chas521 » Wed Dec 16, 2015 6:59 pm

freemax1 wrote:
katastrofe wrote:"Do you have a satellite fix?" means :
Is the device locked to at least 3 satellites? In which case the screen shows your current and exact position on the map.

I am asking because my former device always showed the wrong time (hour of day and date), until the satellite fix was a fact. Then the clock and date were correct.

where should i find if i have satellite fix or no?


The map will tell you when you get a fix.
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Re: Problem:Time Zone Settings,IGO8

Postby freemax1 » Wed Dec 16, 2015 7:42 pm

Can you be more specific please cause i dont know much about gps
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Re: Problem:Time Zone Settings,IGO8

Postby chas521 » Wed Dec 16, 2015 9:55 pm

The map screen will change from looking for gps message to your location after it gets a lock.
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