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Question why on my MICS when I change the time due to day light savings time, it keeps going back an hour. Any way I can by pass this in programming for it to work.
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Take a look in I believe system for auto daylight savings time and turn it off. DST
John 807
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Originally dst was effective a couple of weeks later than when it is now. If I remember correctly, some software versions of mics and cics don't know about the new effective date. If the auto DST is on, then if you leave it alone for a couple weeks, it will probably correct itself.
Jim
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7.1 has the new dst dates.
Auto Time and date is from Caller ID
If the carrier or callers clid is wrong then yes turn off auto and teach them to use F**TIME
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