Can it be set to UTC (GMT) time?
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Looks to me like the answer is "no," but here's an idea. Go to Amazon.co.uk and find a clock there. Make sure it's set to UK time (GMT+0) and to ignore summer time, and there you go! It'll probably cost you considerably more considering the exchange rate and shipping, but it just might work. Good luck!By the way, be sure you get a battery-operated clock and not a plug-in, or you'll have the extra expense of of a power converter. You probably already knew this. UK battery sizes (AA/AAA) appear to be the same as in the US. I also notice that some clocks are apparently not able to be shipped to the US, so you might have to patient searching for the right one. Looks to me like the answer is "no," but here's an idea. Go to Amazon.co.uk and find a clock there. Make sure it's set to UK time (GMT+0) and to ignore summer time, and there you go! It'll probably cost you considerably more considering the exchange rate and shipping, but it just might work. Good luck!By the way, be sure you get a battery-operated clock and not a plug-in, or you'll have the extra expense of of a power converter. You probably already knew this. UK battery sizes (AA/AAA) appear to be the same as in the US. I also notice that some clocks are apparently... » Read More Looks to me like the answer is "no," but here's an idea. Go to Amazon.co.uk and find a clock there. Make sure it's set to UK time (GMT+0) and to ignore summer time, and there you go! It'll probably cost you considerably more considering the exchange rate and shipping, but it just might work. Good luck!By the way, be sure you get a battery-operated clock and not a plug-in, or you'll have the extra expense of of a power converter. You probably already knew this. UK battery sizes (AA/AAA) appear to be the same as in the US. I also notice that some clocks are apparently not able to be shipped to the US, so you might have to patient searching for the right one. « Show Less
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Looks to me like the answer is "no," but here's an idea. Go to Amazon.co.uk and find a clock there. Make sure it's set to UK time (GMT+0) and to ignore summer time, and there you go! It'll probably cost you considerably more considering the exchange rate and shipping, but it just might work. Good luck! By the way, be sure you get a battery-operated clock and not a plug-in, or you'll have the extra expense of of a power converter. You probably already knew this. UK battery sizes (AA/AAA) appear to be the same as in the US. I also notice that some clocks are apparently not able to be shipped to the US, so you might have to patient searching for the right one.
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Use the menu to set the date & time. As with all electronic devices it's weird. Trial & error is the way to go.
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I believe that both the on and off time can be set to whatever you want. I use on a sunset and off at midnight. The sunset/sunrise times are programmed into it already. You just have to tell it where you live.
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Stevie, the clock is a 24 hour clock that only displays in the 12 hour format. My clock is mounted in my golf cart on the rear view mirror and has operated perfectly from the day I received it. If you want to set it to GMT (or, as in certain quarters like to say, Zulu time) have at it but it will only display one time zone and the date. I have mine set to alternately flash time and date. Oh! and yes the tape provided for mounting is not the greatest...what do you expect at this price?
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Yes you can create a set time and save it and use it now and at later date. You can also clear the settings easily
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Yes I have mine set for 6am for 3hrs and 6pm for 3hrs. Mine is a 4 station.Should be able to set 6 station the same
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Mine came displaying 12 hour time, and when I first pressed the button to set it, it switched to 24 hour time. But then about a year later, when I reset it for DST, it switched back to 12 hour time, and nothing I did would switch it back. Sorry I can't help. Somebody is making a fortune off of these clocks, because they have about $5-10 worth of parts in them.
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No of course not. Its off when I'm parked so that wouldn't work at all. Now that you ask the question though, I never set the time even once. It must get it from the gps signal? Great unit, I love mine.
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You can program it which way you want. For example monday 2 pm tuesday 5 pm not on wednesday etc. :)
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Yes, with more than one time zone and various format selections (12 hour, 24 hour, date formats)
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I have not been able to change the time from the 24 hour clock to the 12 hour am/pm clock. Maybe someone else can?
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You can set the time you want such as 8:00 am. You hold they'd "delay" button, and set the time on the clock. When you release the delay bottom, the current time is displayed. Hope that helps!
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Yes. You can have the time as it shows in the picture and the date (Mon 2.24.) for example shows up on the lower display (where it show the temperature).
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No, it does not have a clock so it cannot be set to certain times. It can only be set to go off at intervals, such as every minute or every five minutes.
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The answer is probably not. ON time can be set as a fixed time hours:minutes - or - dusk, dawn in your time zone. OFF time can be set to a fixed time, hours:minutes - or - dusk, dawn in your time zone . Based on that I would guess the shortest ON interval would be 60 seconds. I love this timer and use it as load side switch of a 3-way lighting circuit. Good Luck - Bob Scher
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I do not believe that two separate times can be set, but not sure. Recommend that manufacturer be contacted.
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Yes, you can set it by time, for a defined period of time, or using a light sensor.