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Configuring the general
system settings
You can configure general settings for date, time, language, and
the like. You can also check information of the system.
1 On the All Menus screen, touch Setup >
General.
The general settings screen appears.
2 Configure the settings required:
Date/Time
You can set the system date and time automatically or manually.
You can also set the time display mode.
GPS Time
After receiving the time from GPS, it sets the system date and
time automatically.
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A
To manually set the date and time, uncheck GPS Time, touch
the current date and time below GPS Time, and then set the
date and time.
24 Hours
The system time is displayed in the 24-hour format.
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For example, when 24 Hours is checked and the current time
is 01:08 pm, the system screen displays the time as “13:08.”
When the checkbox is deselected, the time display changes to
“01:08 PM.”
Daylight Saving Time
Displays the system time in the format of Daylight Saving Time.
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Illumination
You can set the system to automatically adjust the display
brightness depending on the cluster illumination. You can also
set the level of display brightness to use while using the daytime
or night mode.
Link to Cluster Illumination Control
The display brightness is automatically adjusted based on the
cluster illumination.
Daylight
You can set the display brightness when Daylight is selected
under Mode. Uncheck Link to Cluster Illustration Control and
then set to the desired brightness.
Mode
You can set the system to automatically adjust the display
brightness depending on the ambient light intensity. You can also
set the system to keep the display bright or dark all the time.
Automatic
The display brightness is automatically adjusted based on the
surrounding environment.
Daylight
It can be activated when Automatic is turned off. It keeps the
display always bright regardless of the surrounding environment.
Night
It can be activated when Automatic is turned off. It keeps the
display always dark regardless of the surrounding environment.
