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I will give a try before the end of this week, because i need to re-open and re-insert the 5.113.
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11-09-2007, 09:47 AM
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Again, before the recent DST changes, everything activated at the correct times. All the times for all the weeks were correct.
As soon as the DST change kicked in, the times are out by an hour compared to what is stored in the tables. NO changes were made.
I am manually having to alter each week back by an hour whilst you investigate this.
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Maybe is there a problem with your Microsoft Windows language? I remember a past problem using comma instead of dot in date/time ...
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Tested with 1.115, city set to london.
I can\'t reproduce palmlodge\'s issue.
Mine worked correctly .
I will try with the new fw version.
palmlodge, can U post me your config file (or the part of it concerning DST responses), so i can try exactly what you are doing?
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11-18-2007, 03:21 PM
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All the information required is above.
The day before DST - everything is ok.
The day it changes, the times are out by an hour for the response. It\'s pretty clear.
Ive not changed it for this week and it\'s ok - so Im thinking its out for the first week of DST, or the rest of the month after a change. Are we going to have to wait until April or is this being looked at ?
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In order to check what happend with your configuration, can you send me the ccl file with the sunrise and sunset times so we can test the exact configuration. We will set the date to before DST change and after DST change and see what happens
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That ccl file would be a big help in finding what the problem is. There may be a configurator bug relaated to a branch action which may have something to do with what you are experiencing, and not a problem with the Sunrise and sunset times themselves
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adrian - in your email...
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11-23-2007, 01:32 PM
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Palmlodge, you will pleased to know that we have identified the problem which you encountered. This happens in the week of the DST change after the date itself (ie in this case, 28th to 31st October. In that period, the sunrise and sunset times will be as if the Daylight saving change (-1 hour) had not happened yet, hence they will occur one hour later than expected.
The next firmware release will fix this. There is no hurry for UK users as the problem will not be seen until next year in March.[color=\"red\"] No in fact the problem only occurs after the daylight saving change time backwards after the day of the change itself within that one week[/color]
Thanks for your help in finding this and your persistent \"complaints \"
[color=\"red\"]Update:
The problem has been fixed in Firmware 5.121
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