akoei
join:2005-11-03
Brampton, ON |  [Unlock] Time zone setup for VTA-CV
I have a unlocked VTA-CV running VTA-11.4.0-r060331-1.00.08-r061127.img. I have SNTP setup, but the time with callerID always shows UTC time, 5 hours ahead my local time. Is there any place I can setup my time zone info? |
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akoei
join:2005-11-03
Brampton, ON | up |
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mazilo
From Mazilo
Premium
join:2002-05-30
Lilburn, GA | said by akoei  :up ????? |
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akoei
join:2005-11-03
Brampton, ON | I am NOT saying clear? The time comes with callerID in my phone, is 5 hours after my actual time. I want my phone shows my local time. |
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AndrewZ
Premium
join:2003-07-17
somewhere | reply to akoei
Search the forum, I've answered this some time ago. |
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akoei
join:2005-11-03
Brampton, ON | I did search, with keyword "VTA time zone", but nothing found. Can you give me more detail clue? |
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skyhook
Premium
join:2004-06-30
Columbus, OH
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| said by akoei :I did search, with keyword "VTA time zone", but nothing found. Can you give me more detail clue? You will need to edit the xml file. Open the file and find the element named "timezone". Change the attribute to read: STD5:0DST,M3.2.0,M11.1.0. Upload the file and you're done.
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AndrewZ
Premium
join:2003-07-17
somewhere
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December 9th, @11:01AM
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I'm pretty sure that I posted this earlier along with the reference link explaining settings for various time zones.
Now I cannot find this either  Sorry!
P.S. FYI - the settings are similar for VTA-xx, VTech ip8100, PAP2v2,... - keep this in mind while searching. |
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akoei
join:2005-11-03
Brampton, ON | reply to skyhook
Are you sure you are talking about VTA-CV or VTA-VR? My xml file doesn't have a tag named "timezone". I remember there was someone talked about you mentioned in VTA threads but I also remember it is for a vtech model or some else but NOT D-LINK VTA |
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akoei
join:2005-11-03
Brampton, ON
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said by AndrewZ :I'm pretty sure that I posted this earlier along with the reference link explaining settings for various time zones. Now I cannot find this either Sorry! P.S. FYI - the settings are similar for VTA-xx, VTech ip8100, PAP2v2,... - keep this in mind while searching. Is the way like skyhook said:
"You will need to edit the xml file. Open the file and find the element named "timezone". Change the attribute to read: STD5:0DST,M3.2.0,M11.1.0. Upload the file and you're done."???
But do I need to add a xml tag "timezone" by myself? and under which parent tag? |
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AndrewZ
Premium
join:2003-07-17
somewhere | reply to akoei
»Re: [Other] VTA and Trixbox |
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akoei
join:2005-11-03
Brampton, ON
| great! thanks a lot |
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skyhook
Premium
join:2004-06-30
Columbus, OH
·Vonage
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said by akoei :said by AndrewZ :I'm pretty sure that I posted this earlier along with the reference link explaining settings for various time zones. Now I cannot find this either Sorry! P.S. FYI - the settings are similar for VTA-xx, VTech ip8100, PAP2v2,... - keep this in mind while searching. Is the way like skyhook said: "You will need to edit the xml file. Open the file and find the element named "timezone". Change the attribute to read: STD5:0DST,M3.2.0,M11.1.0. Upload the file and you're done."??? But do I need to add a xml tag "timezone" by myself? and under which parent tag? You will need to add it. It's been a while since I've tinkered with one of these and I forgot that it is not there by default. Here is an image of my VTA that shows where to insert "timezone". |
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