When I get a print out the time on the print out is an hour earlier than than it shows on the tacho. I’ve looked in the book but can’t find a way to change it.It shows the right time on the display.
Thats because all records are in UTC which is one hour behind UK time. The display shows the local time, but all data, and printouts show UTC, you can not change the UTC time
truckerjon:
Thats because all records are in UTC which is one hour behind UK time. The display shows the local time, but all data, and printouts show UTC, you can not change the UTC time
UTC is simply a European name for GMT
Coordinated Universal Normal Time is abbreviated to UTC
Thanks chaps for the very quick response. so now I won’t feel guilty next time a VOSA bloke looks at me.I knew some one on here would give me an explaination. I asked at work but nobody seems to know.
When local time is the time on the display it will have a black dot next to it.
truckerjon:
Thats because all records are in UTC which is one hour behind UK time. The display shows the local time, but all data, and printouts show UTC, you can not change the UTC time
Actually you can, but only by one minute per week in order to make small corrections.
Wheelnut, I,ve just reread this and it made me smile and I don’t know if it was intentional
Coordinated Universal Normal Time
Take the initial letteers and that is how I would describe it
knight:
Wheelnut, I,ve just reread this and it made me smile and I don’t know if it was intentionalCoordinated Universal Normal Time
Take the initial letteers and that is how I would describe it
Brilliant!!! 