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📱X10 WIFI => 🐞X10 WIFI App problems or bugs => 🏥Help & Trouble shooting => Topic started by: Dave Mc on November 04, 2018, 09:56:45 AM
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My Dawn Timer fired an hour early today due to the time change from daylight to standard time. When I opened the WM100 app it gave a warning that there was a difference between the app time and hub time and asked if I want to re-sync the time. I pressed yes and should be good to go.
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My Dawn Timer fired an hour early today due to the time change from daylight to standard time. When I opened the WM100 app it gave a warning that there was a difference between the app time and hub time and asked if I want to re-sync the time. I pressed yes and should be good to go.
Thanks for the heads-up.
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I had the same when I first opened the app today...call me crazy, but it seems this should be pretty simple to write into the unit, seeing as my CM15a handled it like a champ....but then the WM100 needs to be synced after a power outage, so I guess I expect too much.
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I'm less impressed very day by the developers skills and this app . I never got a notification my apps time was out of sync so I clicked on sunc time and after I did the sync I got a out of sync message. Comparing time they were exactly 1 hour off. >*<
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Does the WM100 possess an RTC.
I would have presumed the WM100 would poll the servers on a regular basis so the need to manually resync timers seems a little odd.
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I'm less impressed very day by the developers skills and this app . I never got a notification my apps time was out of sync so I clicked on sunc time and after I did the sync I got a out of sync message. Comparing time they were exactly 1 hour off. >*<
Yet another reason to abandon the WM100, unfortunately. It seems that the unit cannot be relied upon for much. It is a glorified remote - when the server is up and running.
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Does the WM100 possess an RTC.
I would have presumed the WM100 would poll the servers on a regular basis so the need to manually resync timers seems a little odd.
It can maintain the time once set - as long as it has power. It does not have a battery-backed RTC, nor can it pull time from the Internet. It can *only* sync time to a device running the app, and only then it is a manually-triggered procedure.
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I guess they should have added auto time resync to the firmware. I've got nixie clocks that change time on DST. Even my PC's do that when powered up.
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Does the WM100 possess an RTC.
I would have presumed the WM100 would poll the servers on a regular basis so the need to manually resync timers seems a little odd.
It can maintain the time once set - as long as it has power. It does not have a battery-backed RTC, nor can it pull time from the Internet. It can *only* sync time to a device running the app, and only then it is a manually-triggered procedure.
Sounds like its easier to tell us what it can do rather than what it can't do. The list would would be far shorter.
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rofl at this stage of the game the advertised options should be working but there not. ::) :'