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I'm currently in BST (UTC +1). After its first NTP update, my Watchy thinks it is in UTC -5.
If I check weather.com from a computer on the same LAN, it correctly geolocates me.
Is there a way to fix this? It looks like there's no way to change timezone on the device - so I assume it's something I have to set in the firmware?
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There's a setting in the settings.h file. I can't remember if there is a setting in the watchy interface itself
#define GMT_OFFSET_SEC 3600 * -5 //New York is UTC -5 EST, -4 EDT, will be overwritten by weather data
I'm in the UK so I've set this to 0 for mine. It does require compiling in the Arduino IDE and updating from a PC.
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I'm in the UK and set it to +1 - that worked. Thanks.
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I'm currently in BST (UTC +1). After its first NTP update, my Watchy thinks it is in UTC -5.
If I check weather.com from a computer on the same LAN, it correctly geolocates me.
Is there a way to fix this? It looks like there's no way to change timezone on the device - so I assume it's something I have to set in the firmware?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: