Daylight Savings Time - How to change the clock.

[rogbmw]

With the switch to daylight savings time - how do we set the clock ahead? I could not find it in the control settings.

 

[jerry33]

It should change automatically. If it doesn't perhaps a display reboot will cause it to update.

 

[Al Sherman]

With the switch to daylight savings time - how do we set the clock ahead? I could not find it in the control settings.

The Model S is ahead of its time, it sprang ahead already!!

Doesn't seem to be an answer yet.

 

[Sparrow]

I drove for about 30 minutes today before the car updated the time automatically.

 

[Hobiemon]

Reboot of the main screen worked right away for me.

 

[Francis Lau]

I posted in the other thread that my MS's clock sprang ahead early yesterday and today it matched up since the rest of the region caught up I did not see the issue where it fell back as others have reported. There is no way for us to set the clock, I think it works like our iPhones and iPads where it updates on its own.

 

[swaltner]

Nit-picking, but it's formally Daylight Saving Time. No "s"...

 

[ggr]

It may not even be Tesla's problem! From the Risks Digest:

Date: Sun, 10 Mar 2013 17:05:12 +0000
From: Joe Loughry <[email protected]>
Subject: Radio controlled clocks misinterpret daylight saving time warning bit

Some radio synchronised clocks in USA unexpectedly switched to Daylight
Saving Time (DST) yesterday hours ahead of schedule. According to the Time
and Frequency Division of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
(NIST), which operates radio station WWVB in Boulder, Colorado, the last two
significant bits in the time code give a warning that DST changes tomorrow
and the current state of DST (standard time or daylight saving time). Some
clocks changed to DST when the warning bit appeared.

Some older radio-controlled clocks may adjust for Daylight Saving Time early

Joe Loughry, Doctoral Student in the Department of Computer Science
St Cross College, Oxford

 

[strider]

It may not even be Tesla's problem! From the Risks Digest:

Thanks for that. I just assumed it had switched based on GMT. ie the clock is running on GMT internal and then displaying an offset for the cabin, when the internal clock (set to GMT) hit 2:00am (or whenever the jump happens) then it switch the offset so the display time changed.

 

[X-RAY]

My european S still has the clock on PST after one week of ownership.
Anyone know how to fix that? Any other europeans have this?

Update: fixed by tesla by remote logon. ( took a physical visit to the tilburg center though to get their attention, but assume that's because they have been crazy busy lately, so i don't blame them.)