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vmwerks 06-06-2009 01:16 AM

NAV unit time resets??
 
First, hats off to the GREAT information on the BMW NAV systems.
I do have an odd issue though. I upgraded my 2003 M3 NAVI software using the resources found here. Everything went very well and smooth. However the time will change automatically to GMT -1. IOW if the clock is manually set to 7pm it will change automatically to noon or something like that. If I set it back and leave the system on it will be fine.. stopping and restarting the car will result in a reset usually within 15 minutes or so. I have an Autologic at my shop but the NAVI is set the U.S. It's weird since the GPS should KNOW where it is.

KiwiJochen 06-06-2009 01:49 AM

The nav does NOT set the vehicle time by GPS.

The nav tells the instrument cluster to set the time when you enter the command in the nav.
The clock is physically lockated in the insrument cluster

Some 7-series had the radio-controlled clock receiver in them - does your car have this option?

NavCOder would allow you to see exactly what is happening....

vmwerks 06-06-2009 01:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by KiwiJochen (Post 628059)
The nav does NOT set the vehicle time by GPS.

I know but it should :)

Quote:

Originally Posted by KiwiJochen (Post 628059)
The nav tells the instrument cluster to set the time when you enter the command in the nav.
The clock is physically lockated in the insrument cluster

I know, and it doesn't matter whether I set the time at the cluster or via the menu in the NAV.

Quote:

Originally Posted by KiwiJochen (Post 628059)
Some 7-series had the radio-controlled clock receiver in them - does your car have this option?

NavCOder would allow you to see exactly what is happening....

I do not think so... I'll look into NavCOder

KiwiJochen 06-06-2009 02:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by vmwerks (Post 628061)
I know but it should :)

But the function is not built in.
And then you'd have to handle GMT offsets as well...

If your time is resetting then the real-time clock in the instrument cluster is likely to be faulty.

Tried a hard reset?
(Battery off, wait 15min, battery on)

vmwerks 06-06-2009 03:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by KiwiJochen (Post 628074)
But the function is not built in.
And then you'd have to handle GMT offsets as well...

If your time is resetting then the real-time clock in the instrument cluster is likely to be faulty.

Tried a hard reset?
(Battery off, wait 15min, battery on)

I'll give it a shot tomorrow, seems drastic which is why I have not done it so far, I appreciate the help!

asot 06-06-2009 03:09 AM

Try to set the DATE first and then the TIME (or vice-versa), it was happening to me and it kept RESETTING back to 12:00...

vmwerks 06-06-2009 03:43 PM

It isn't resetting to noon, it is resetting to GMT -1 this is why I thought it might be a NAV issue since GPS is based on GMT.

vmwerks 06-06-2009 11:06 PM

Hmmmm no one has ever suffered this problem.. weird.

KiwiJochen 06-07-2009 03:16 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by vmwerks (Post 628178)
It isn't resetting to noon, it is resetting to GMT -1 this is why I thought it might be a NAV issue since GPS is based on GMT.

What type of car?
Where in the world are you (Folsom in what country?) ?

vmwerks 06-07-2009 10:50 PM

2003 M3 (from original post)
Folsom, California USA

Also this did not happen until I performed the software update.


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