Manually set date/time on series 5 firmware:
Bring up home page search bar:
Home -> Search
Enter the command:
;st <date> <time> <optional tz>
Example:
Code:
;st 2015-11-03 08:04 -0500
Note: the semi-colon is part of the command.
Checking the system log for actions taken:
(Home -> Search, enter: ;dm)
Note: the semi-colon is part of the command.
The ;dm command will create four log(book)s.
The titles will include the (new) current time of the ;dm command in their titles.
Note that the timezone in the title may or may not be what you passed to the ;st command.
But the rest of the title will show the local date/time.
Open the "all_system_logs ..." book, scroll to end of the log and then back up to find:
Code:
121202:181939 kb[1544]: I kb:close:data=com.lab126.pillow,log_candidate_selected=0:hide keyboard
121202:181940 kb[1544]: I kb:draw:id=0,language=en_US,languages=en_US,lang=4,diacritical=0:redraw keyboard
121202:181940 system: I setdate:prechange:old=1354497699,new=1446563160,delta=92065461:
151103:080400 lipc-send-event[21612]: I lipc:evts:name=timeChanged, origin=com.lab126.time, fparam=92065461:Event sent
151103:080400 system: I setdate:postchange:old=1354497699,new=1446563160,delta=92065461:
Log format is: YYMMDD:HHMMSS on the left.
Translate the new timestamp (the timezone is taken from the PC this command is entered on):
Code:
$ date -d @1446563160 +"%F %T %z"
2015-11-03 09:06:00 -0600
Which does correspond to the date and TZ entered.
I am not quite sure how the title TZ is getting messed up in this example.
The example was run on FW-5.3.4 but should apply to all series 5 firmwares.