Time Change on your clock? - Nissan Murano

HowietheGeek · 11-06-2011, 08:21 PM

My 11 SL with NAV clock did not change today. I checked the settings and the Daylight savings setting was on and I was in the right time zone. I had to hit the -1hr to get the time correct. Is this a software glitch that can be fixed or do I have something not set correctly in my system?

Anyone else have this problem?
Thanks

BillArf · 11-06-2011, 08:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by HowietheGeek

My 11 SL with NAV clock did not change today. I checked the settings and the Daylight savings setting was on and I was in the right time zone. I had to hit the -1hr to get the time correct. Is this a software glitch that can be fixed or do I have something not set correctly in my system?

Anyone else have this problem?
Thanks

Remember 48 states, not all, observe daylight savings time. Hawaii and most of Arizona do not. Undoubtedly partly because of this, The 2011/2012 Murano is not supposed to change the clock in regard to Daylight Savings Time without owner intervention. You need to go to settings - clock and toggle ON or Off Daylight Savings time. This is the way it is designed. Another words when Daylight Savings Time ends you manually toggle your setting to OFF. Daylight Savings Time starts you manually toggle to ON.

From the 2011 Nissan Navigation System Owner's Manual:

[Daylight Savings Time]:
Select to toggle the daylight savings time
setting between on and off. The indicator
light illuminates when the daylight savings
time setting is set to on.

.

**zebelkhan** · 11-07-2011, 12:28 PM

I always thought when daylight savings time is toggled to on, the clock automatically changes at the appropriate time in fall and then changes back in spring . When off, it does not change automatically. At least that is how it works on other systems I have seen that have the feature. So if you have the daylight saving toggled "on" and is not doing it, it could be that the program is still based on the old daylight savings schedule we had several years ago.

BillArf · 11-07-2011, 02:14 PM

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Originally Posted by zebelkhan

I always thought when daylight savings time is toggled to on, the clock automatically changes at the appropriate time in fall and then changes back in spring . When off, it does not change automatically. At least that is how it works on other systems I have seen that have the feature. So if you have the daylight saving toggled "on" and is not doing it, it could be that the program is still based on the old daylight savings schedule we had several years ago.

Well, I read the manual and looked over the actual set-up on the 2011 Murano. Appears to be just a toggle On / OFf of Daylight Savings time with no automation as you see in some other devices/systems.

Orzel · 11-07-2011, 03:11 PM

Strictly a manual operation. Up to you to toggle on/off, no automation involved. Our current Lexus (and previous ones) were the same way.

**zebelkhan** · 11-07-2011, 06:11 PM

So let me understand:

When Daylight savings time arrives:
Go your car
Toggle on "daylight Savings"
Clock goes back one hour

When Daylight savings time ends:
Go to your car
Toggle off "daylight Savings"
Clock goes forward one hour

This does not make sense to me. Might as well adjust the clock manually!

BillArf · 11-07-2011, 07:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by zebelkhan

So let me understand:

When Daylight savings time arrives:
Go your car
Toggle on "daylight Savings"
Clock goes back one hour

When Daylight savings time ends:
Go to your car
Toggle off "daylight Savings"
Clock goes forward one hour

This does not make sense to me. Might as well adjust the clock manually!

No question, yes, it is what it is...

Personally, I have no problem with having to make a single selection on a Nav screen to turn Daylight Savings on/off.
I can understand why Nissan opted to do it that way. It probably is the simplest solution that would fit most scenarios..

mattski · 11-12-2011, 04:27 PM

Spring forward - click ON
Fall back - click OFF

Took me a year to figure it out! ;-)

Pilgrim · 11-12-2011, 07:13 PM

Consider it a part of your personal exercise program.

frankmar · 11-13-2011, 07:26 PM

Personally I would ignore such operation,Its a piece of crap since the clock itself is not accurate. So what I do is change the clock to the right time.

I don't understand why Nissan put this crap there. Either you update the clock my means of satellite or don't put such a crappy option on an expensive car.

Same thing when the weather is under 3 celsius, it displays ICY, I put the option off, and it still displays. Nissan should have given a menu, with all the option, and check what you want to to be displayed, but make it work

BillArf · 03-10-2012, 08:53 PM

Reminder:

You need to go to settings on your Nav unit - clock and toggle ON or Off Daylight Savings time.

Remember 48 states, not all, observe daylight savings time. Hawaii and most of Arizona do not. Undoubtedly partly because of this, The 2011/2012 Murano is not supposed to change the Nav unit clock in regard to Daylight Savings Time without owner intervention.You need to go to settings - clock and toggle ON or Off Daylight Savings time. This is the way it is designed. Another words when Daylight Savings Time ends you manually toggle your setting to OFF. Daylight Savings Time starts you manually toggle to ON.

From the 2011 Nissan Navigation System Owner's Manual:

[Daylight Savings Time]:
Select to toggle the daylight savings time
setting between on and off. The indicator
light illuminates when the daylight savings
time setting is set to on.

Halwg · 03-10-2012, 10:53 PM

That doesn't even make a bit of sense.

BillArf · 03-10-2012, 11:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Halwg

That doesn't even make a bit of sense.

Does to me ........

By the way, what I posted refers to Muranos, Jukes, etc. with Nav. For non Nav vehicles you just reset the clock forward or backward an hour.

HVT · 03-11-2012, 12:31 AM

I just did ours and as soon as I set it to ON, it jumped ahead an hour so it is a manual operation thing. Why bother with a setting if it doesn't do it on its' own. Just set the clock ahead or back yourself. Kinda dumb to me.

BillArf · 03-11-2012, 09:00 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by HVT

I just did ours and as soon as I set it to ON, it jumped ahead an hour so it is a manual operation thing. Why bother with a setting if it doesn't do it on its' own. Just set the clock ahead or back yourself. Kinda dumb to me.

I did mine early also.. Yes, as soon as you toggle on, it jumps ahead one hour. Yeah, they really could have just omitted the toggle but really, it does make it a tiny bit

more convenient.

As for doing it on it's own, again, as I mentioned early on in this thread, remember 48 states, not all, observe daylight savings time. Hawaii and most of Arizona do not. Undoubtedly partly because of this, The 2011/2012 Murano is not supposed to change the clock in regard to Daylight Savings Time without owner intervention.

To the best of my knowledge Nissan has the Daylight Savings time toggle like on our Murano, on all the newer models with Nav.

11-06-2011, 08:21 PM	#1 (permalink)
HowietheGeek Registered User Join Date: Oct 2010 Posts: 63	Time Change on your clock? My 11 SL with NAV clock did not change today. I checked the settings and the Daylight savings setting was on and I was in the right time zone. I had to hit the -1hr to get the time correct. Is this a software glitch that can be fixed or do I have something not set correctly in my system? Anyone else have this problem? Thanks

11-07-2011, 12:28 PM	#3 (permalink)
zebelkhan Moderator Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Morgan Hill, Ca Posts: 6,312	I always thought when daylight savings time is toggled to on, the clock automatically changes at the appropriate time in fall and then changes back in spring . When off, it does not change automatically. At least that is how it works on other systems I have seen that have the feature. So if you have the daylight saving toggled "on" and is not doing it, it could be that the program is still based on the old daylight savings schedule we had several years ago. __________________ 2004 SL AWD - Super Black - Leather Package (Café latte) - Tow Package - Floor Mats - Splash Guards - Cargo Area Protector - Rear Bumper Protector - Front Window Tint - Dawn Color Matched Body Side Molding – Day Time Running Lights - PAC-NIS1 Aux Audio input - Pressure Pro TPMS and Anti Theft Sensor Locks - 7" Xenarc VGA Touchscreen - Compaq EVO e-PC 2.0 GHz Pentium 4 Carputer with 120GB HD, DSATX PSU / Shutdown Controller, Road Runner Front End, iGuidance 3.0 Navigation, DVD player, Internet access, XM satellite radio, Deluo GPS receiver, Linksys WiFi Antenna, TERK XM antenna - Tweeter 22uF CAP mod - Magnetbra - Custom Backup Camera - Aries Polished Stainless Steel Sidestep (nerf) Bars - Euro-Tech Nudge Bar - Homemade Lower Grill Cover - Auxiliary Projection Fog Lamps - Aluminum Fuel Tank Shields - Wade Window Deflectors - Nissan Sunroof Deflector - Scosche UBRH Bluetooth Hands-Free Car Kit

11-07-2011, 03:11 PM	#5 (permalink)
Orzel Registered User Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Pacifc Northwest Posts: 468	Strictly a manual operation. Up to you to toggle on/off, no automation involved. Our current Lexus (and previous ones) were the same way. __________________ 2010 Lexus GS 350 AWD Smokey Granite Mica 2009 Murano LE Silver 2006 Lexus GS 300 AWD Flint Mica (gone) 2005 Lexus RX 330 Thundercloud (gone) 2007 Lexus IS 250 AWD Flint Mica(gone) 2001 Lexus RX 300 (gone) To our Government, you only rule by the consent of the governed. We outnumber you vastly. And we are armed. This isn’t a threat. It’s a reminder.

11-07-2011, 06:11 PM	#6 (permalink)
zebelkhan Moderator Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Morgan Hill, Ca Posts: 6,312	So let me understand: When Daylight savings time arrives: Go your car Toggle on "daylight Savings" Clock goes back one hour When Daylight savings time ends: Go to your car Toggle off "daylight Savings" Clock goes forward one hour This does not make sense to me. Might as well adjust the clock manually! __________________ 2004 SL AWD - Super Black - Leather Package (Café latte) - Tow Package - Floor Mats - Splash Guards - Cargo Area Protector - Rear Bumper Protector - Front Window Tint - Dawn Color Matched Body Side Molding – Day Time Running Lights - PAC-NIS1 Aux Audio input - Pressure Pro TPMS and Anti Theft Sensor Locks - 7" Xenarc VGA Touchscreen - Compaq EVO e-PC 2.0 GHz Pentium 4 Carputer with 120GB HD, DSATX PSU / Shutdown Controller, Road Runner Front End, iGuidance 3.0 Navigation, DVD player, Internet access, XM satellite radio, Deluo GPS receiver, Linksys WiFi Antenna, TERK XM antenna - Tweeter 22uF CAP mod - Magnetbra - Custom Backup Camera - Aries Polished Stainless Steel Sidestep (nerf) Bars - Euro-Tech Nudge Bar - Homemade Lower Grill Cover - Auxiliary Projection Fog Lamps - Aluminum Fuel Tank Shields - Wade Window Deflectors - Nissan Sunroof Deflector - Scosche UBRH Bluetooth Hands-Free Car Kit

11-12-2011, 04:27 PM	#8 (permalink)
mattski Registered User Join Date: May 2010 Location: Massachusetts Posts: 337	Spring forward - click ON Fall back - click OFF Took me a year to figure it out! ;-) __________________ 2010 Murano LE w/ AWD, Navigation, Weathertech Floorliners, LED DRLs, SportWing Side Moldings, VG Sharkfin Antenna, Cloud Rider Mesh Grill, NON-beeping liftgate

11-12-2011, 07:13 PM	#9 (permalink)
Pilgrim Registered User Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Fort Collins, CO Posts: 3,244	Consider it a part of your personal exercise program. __________________ 2007 Murano 2009 BMW 328xi 1983 280ZX Turbo

11-13-2011, 07:26 PM	#10 (permalink)
frankmar Registered User Join Date: May 2011 Location: Montreal, Quebec Posts: 167	Personally I would ignore such operation,Its a piece of crap since the clock itself is not accurate. So what I do is change the clock to the right time. I don't understand why Nissan put this crap there. Either you update the clock my means of satellite or don't put such a crappy option on an expensive car. Same thing when the weather is under 3 celsius, it displays ICY, I put the option off, and it still displays. Nissan should have given a menu, with all the option, and check what you want to to be displayed, but make it work

03-10-2012, 08:53 PM	#11 (permalink)
BillArf Registered User Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 1,125	Reminder: You need to go to settings on your Nav unit - clock and toggle ON or Off Daylight Savings time. Remember 48 states, not all, observe daylight savings time. Hawaii and most of Arizona do not. Undoubtedly partly because of this, The 2011/2012 Murano is not supposed to change the Nav unit clock in regard to Daylight Savings Time without owner intervention.You need to go to settings - clock and toggle ON or Off Daylight Savings time. This is the way it is designed. Another words when Daylight Savings Time ends you manually toggle your setting to OFF. Daylight Savings Time starts you manually toggle to ON. From the 2011 Nissan Navigation System Owner's Manual: [Daylight Savings Time]: Select to toggle the daylight savings time setting between on and off. The indicator light illuminates when the daylight savings time setting is set to on. __________________ eeeee

03-10-2012, 10:53 PM	#12 (permalink)
Halwg Registered User Join Date: Jan 2012 Posts: 1,424	That doesn't even make a bit of sense. __________________ 2012 SL AWD Tinted Bronze

03-11-2012, 12:31 AM	#14 (permalink)
HVT Registered User Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 953	I just did ours and as soon as I set it to ON, it jumped ahead an hour so it is a manual operation thing. Why bother with a setting if it doesn't do it on its' own. Just set the clock ahead or back yourself. Kinda dumb to me. __________________ ______________________________ 2011 Nissan Murano SL AWD in Glacier Pearl Dealer installed Remote Start Nissan LED DRLs Nav Chromed stainless rear bumper protector Retrofit 5k HIDs 235/65-18 Pirelli Scorpion Verde All Seasons

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