Rahul, The difficulty I find is with "daylight savings time" and the 1 hour uncertainty it creates.? It is far preferred to set the UTC time, and then your longitude and latitude work properly.?? On the Gemini-1 you set the UTC time directly.? The special entry code format is given below. But in the Gemini-2 you enter local time, with your hour offset to UTC.? I can see how this could be a cause of trouble.? There is an easy solution.? A nice member of our group explained recently that on the Gemini-2, you enter the UTC time this way: Set the Time Offset hour = 0.?? Enter the UTC time as the "local" time. Your 1 hour error ought to be fixed by entering only the UTC time.? Try it and?let us know if that?works. Best, Michael ------ Gemini1 time and date UTC format, from the Gemini1 manual.? UTC Date/Time
"yymm.dd hh:mm:ss"
So would be for 2021, Feb 23, at 06:15:25 am you'd enter. You take the 21 is the last 2 digits from 2021, the 02 is February, ...: 2002.06 06:15:25 For time after noon like 14:00 = 2pm enter like Link here works: Or full link: On Wed, Feb 24, 2021, 10:54 PM Rahul <trwway@...> wrote: Thank you Michael. |