Request VU + UNO problem with clock

[artan]

hello
Black Hole 2.0.3 Hyperspace
I've got a problem
The time of my vu+ uno is wrong. It's around 25minutes ahead of time.
I made ​​search on Google about this problem and tried many solutions for this, but none of them worked.

 

[paolino]

You have to set your Timezone correctly.

 

[chulbul]

No problem here with latest image

 

[paolino]

No problem here with latest image

Some timezones are GMT +3,5 hour (as I remember - Iran)

 

[artan]

You have to set your Timezone correctly.

timezone is ok
[GTM+01:00] Amsterdam,Berlin,Bern,Rome,Viena

 

[paolino]

timezone is ok
[GTM+01:00] Amsterdam,Berlin,Bern,Rome,Viena

So it's a problem of your provider. Uno doesn't have internal clock. It picks time and date from channel you are receiving.

 

[artan]

So it's a problem of your provider. Uno doesn't have internal clock. It picks time and date from channel you are receiving.

I do not know the first time that this happened
I leave it to the sky again I am not changing remains 25 minutes behind

 

[artan]

earlier than I had this problem,

 

[paolino]

I do not know the first time that this happened
I leave it to the sky again I am not changing remains 25 minutes behind

Switch to other channel (different provider), and try to reboot. Vu+ really doesn't have internal clock.

 

[artan]

with version 1.7.9 had no problerm


and made ​​hard reset, the same problem continues

 

[artan]

Everything ok

 

[Matrix10]

To note for others users sometimes reboot is not enough
it is necessary to completely shut down box
and re-turn on on a good transponder.

 

[World Wide Soft]

So it's a problem of your provider. Uno doesn't have internal clock. It picks time and date from channel you are receiving.

Interesting! If the box really doesn't have an internal clock, then how it wakes up from deep standby on time, boots and began to record or something set on timer? There is no transponder signal reception and no image or software running on deep standby!

 

[paolino]

Interesting! If the box really doesn't have an internal clock, then how it wakes up from deep standby on time, boots and began to record or something set on timer? There is no transponder signal reception and no image or software running on deep standby!

In deep standby is still powered. When you turn it off (rear switch), memory of clock is erased. You don't have battery powered internal clock or RTC like on PC.

 

[World Wide Soft]

In deep standby is still powered. When you turn it off (rear switch), memory of clock is erased. You don't have battery powered internal clock or RTC like on PC.

So, it doesn't have backup buttery, but internal clock should be present and running, am I right?

 

[paolino]

So, it doesn't have backup buttery, but internal clock should be present and running, am I right?

No, without power supply no (mains disconnected). It doesn't have RTC chip.

 

[artan]

I do not know but once restored the clock to TV, everything returned to normal and to vuuno

[ I made ​​many attempts in different transponder, as Sky Italia and Sky de, and reboot many times, but without result ]

but as I mentioned with the clock change to TV, everything returned to normal

 

[Takeshi]

Use NTP to update time instead of satellite. Dunno if E2 can do that though, I'm not using it...