Daylight savings time did not update

[Reed]

I am sitting at the Hawthorne Supercharger and noticed that Daylight savings time did not update on my car. Both of my Apple devices switched at 2a back to 1a.

is there a way to manually change the clock?

BTW, there have been 4 Teslas at this Supercharger at 2a... Only in Los Angeles.

 

[kcveins]

In March, the DST setting did not kick in immediately at 2A; it rolled over sometime before 7A

 

[steve841]

You can always reboot the MCU ....

 

[Dreamin]

After driving for ~20 min, mine did update.

 

[ZBB]

I'm so glad that AZ doesn't do the DST thing...

 

[gaswalla]

It's 620a 'newtime' and my car is still on the old time... No worries... Last time it switched later in the morning

 

[sublimaze1]

Mine took six months ... then it was fine.

<ducks>

 

[CyberDutchie]

Use Time 4 Tesla while waiting :wink:

 

[Benjamin Brooks]

Mine took six months ... then it was fine.

<ducks>

Woulda been funny if you got the number of months between DST and standard time correct...

 

[Longhorn92]

Rebooting the center console worked for me.

 

[jerry33]

Rebooting the center console worked for me.

First thing I tried, but no success.

 

[Todd Burch]

Mine didn't update until later this morning.

 

[dbw77]

Mine has not switched yet, 1PM Pacific time car says 2PM.
I rebooted both screens several times. When the they first reboot the time is correct, then within 10 seconds, they switch back to the wrong time.

 

[dsmith2189]

Mine has not switched yet, 1PM Pacific time car says 2PM.
I rebooted both screens several times. When the they first reboot the time is correct, then within 10 seconds, they switch back to the wrong time.

What's daylight savings time?:tongue: Here in Hawaii the sun is always shining, so we don't need to save it for later.:biggrin:

 

[shark]

Finally, correct Central Standard Time by 630 PM.

 

[Todd Burch]

Perhaps the car is logging into an NNTP time server to synchronize once a day, and only then does it discover the change? Weird.

 

[techmaven]

Perhaps the car is logging into an NNTP time server to synchronize once a day, and only then does it discover the change? Weird.

NTP would sync the current GMT time. One would expect that the interpretation by applying the local time zone rules is separate from the NTP sync. Whatever way they those to implement local time is obviously suboptimal.

 

[Todd Burch]

NTP would sync the current GMT time. One would expect that the interpretation by applying the local time zone rules is separate from the NTP sync. Whatever way they those to implement local time is obviously suboptimal.

Oops, I meant NTP, not NNTP. What I was poorly communicating was that perhaps as part of their code to sync with the time server, only then does it perform savings time adjustments. Yes, this needs some fixin', but hopefully it's near the bottom of the priority list .

 

[wycolo]

Again I propose that TM give up control of displayed time to user. Retain TM control of its worldwide (zulu?) log/system/internal time for each vehicle. Give user push +/- switches to change displayed time easily.

This will be helpful in future as more Teslas make cross country trips, ie you can jump to EST as soon as you leave, thus calls to destination can be accurately timed. Etc.
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[steve841]

Personally, I find this a non issue. If it takes 24-48 hours to update, not a big deal.

I've had cell phones that took that long in the past. I dont think its too difficult to survive that long with adjusting 1 hour mentally when you look at the clock.