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Wrong time, all of a sudden

BumbleBumble Member
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It came to my attention that Homey has it's time wrong.
I don't know since when, but yesterday it came to my attention and it's quite annoying.

I restarted him allready.. but that isn't the solution. Anyone with another idea?

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  • MrDutchfighterMrDutchfighter Member
    Hi @Bumble,

    Have you tried: https://forum.athom.com/discussion/1217/time-zone and/or https://forum.athom.com/discussion/2102/change-the-date-and-time.
  • bvdbosbvdbos Member
    Re-setting the timezone on your Homey fixes this. Small error in the update-process to 1.0.1 :)
  • BumblezBumblez Member
    edited November 2016
    Exactly what do you mean with 'wrong time'? Is it an exact number of hours off (timezone issue), or is it a completely other time, possibly a completely other date as well? (see also the second thread that MrDutchFighter linked).

    In the latter case, try completely powering down your Homey (unplug, not just a reboot), keep him off for at least 30 seconds, then power him on again. In my experience, the date/time changes after a power off... if it changes, but not to the correct time, then just repeat this.

    (edit)
    Right now (21 November 2016, 18:35 CET), the time that my own Homey displays, is:
    date    2016-07-05T21:04:39.788Z
    date_human    Tuesday 5th July 2016 21:04:39

    I've stopped trying to keep it fixed on my Homey, and I've stopped using flows that need the date or time.

    JeroenVollenbrock  any progress on this issue?

    @BasVanDenBosch ; and no, in my case, resetting the timezone doesn't make any difference at all
  • BumbleBumble Member
    Bumblez said:
    Exactly what do you mean with 'wrong time'? Is it an exact number of hours off (timezone issue), or is it a completely other time, possibly a completely other date as well? (see also the second thread that MrDutchFighter linked).

    In the latter case, try completely powering down your Homey (unplug, not just a reboot), keep him off for at least 30 seconds, then power him on again. In my experience, the date/time changes after a power off... if it changes, but not to the correct time, then just repeat this.

    (edit)
    Right now (21 November 2016, 18:35 CET), the time that my own Homey displays, is:
    date    2016-07-05T21:04:39.788Z
    date_human    Tuesday 5th July 2016 21:04:39

    I've stopped trying to keep it fixed on my Homey, and I've stopped using flows that need the date or time.

    JeroenVollenbrock  any progress on this issue?

    @BasVanDenBosch ; and no, in my case, resetting the timezone doesn't make any difference at all
    It's one hour off. And I don't plan of re-making all of the flows that need the time...
  • bvdbosbvdbos Member
    Your Homey has always been a recalcitrant bowl with the correct time... @Annemarie, perhaps something you can solve, @Bumblez has had this for over six months now iirc....

    But yes, I meant the timezone-issue after updating...
  • BumblezBumblez Member
    Bumble said:
    It's one hour off. And I don't plan of re-making all of the flows that need the time...
    In that case, it most likely *is* the timezone issue that @BasVanDenBosch mentioned. So that's the good news...
  • BumbleBumble Member
    Bumblez said:
    Bumble said:
    It's one hour off. And I don't plan of re-making all of the flows that need the time...
    In that case, it most likely *is* the timezone issue that @BasVanDenBosch mentioned. So that's the good news...
    fixed it (!!!) by resetting my location. Although it gave my right location...
  • phbphb Member
    That worked for me too Bumble  thx :)
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