Hour jumping

[valknut89]

I think I found a mistake. I have a grid in Config of 10×11 and DE_alt. The the hour jumps back and forth between the correct hour and an hour before. every two minutes

[fabmsg]

I have been facing that issue for some time. What did you change to correct it?

[achkoe]

I am facing this issue too. For example between 19:25 and 19:26 there seems to be a difference of 1 hour in displayed time.

[valknut89]

we debugged the time.cpp and found that the time zone query changes between 0 and 3600. the HTTP return is sometimes incorrect. So we changed the void loop() and set a fix time in seconds

"void Time::loop() { Time::ntpClient.update();

int h = Time::ntpClient.getHours(); int m = Time::ntpClient.getMinutes();

if(m != Time::minute) { if(m == 0 && h == Time::hour) { h = (h + 1) % 24; }

Time::hour = h;
Time::minute = m; 
Grid::setTime(Time::hour, Time::minute);
Time::ntpClient.setTimeOffset(3600);
Serial.println(h);

} "

[napsio]

Do you use the stable version (4.0.1) or the master branch?

[SehlingS]

Do you use the stable version (4.0.1) or the master branch?

I have the same problem with the master branch 4.0.1. But i think, only when i have activate the automatic time zone.

[valknut89]

Do you use the stable version (4.0.1) or the master branch?

I can only download one branch from here. So I took this branch

[fabmsg]

Is it possible to fix the timezone? I cannot change it because is greyed out

[SehlingS]

Is it possible to fix the timezone? I cannot change it because is greyed out

You have to restart the device after you set it to inaktiv. then you have the possibility to change the time zone to mabey +1

[ibrot]

Hi,

I had the same issue a while ago. Back then it was jumping between 0 and 7200 because of the daylight saving time.

I fixed it that I did not use 0 as a fallback for the timezone, but using the last known timezone if we get a bad response from the time zone provider.

I created a pull-request #10 , you might want to look into it ;)

[napsio]

This might be only an issue for the master branch. The release 4.0.1 does not have automatic timezones. I'll check the #10 pull-request.

[valknut89]

where can i download 4.0.1 ?

[napsio]

Look at: https://github.com/panbachi/wordclock/releases

[valknut89]

thank you for your great work

[valknut89]

In Master-Branch the Option "Automatische Zeitzone" is reset to "Aktiv" after set "Inaktiv" and coldstart ESP.

[SehlingS]

i can confirm that, but the automatic will work fine with the last changes from ibrot.

[LoenzeDoenz]

"Automatische Zeitzone" for me in germany is not working.. offset is not correct. Also Manual offset is not working.

[SehlingS]

I can send you a ready to flash bin to test it out. Maybe you use other libarys.

wordclock.ino.d1_mini.bin_11x11_de_DE_Gridfirst2_gridsingleminute1.zip

[p3moto]

we debugged the time.cpp and found that the time zone query changes between 0 and 3600. the HTTP return is sometimes incorrect. So we changed the void loop() and set a fix time in seconds

"void Time::loop() { Time::ntpClient.update();

int h = Time::ntpClient.getHours(); int m = Time::ntpClient.getMinutes();

if(m != Time::minute) { if(m == 0 && h == Time::hour) { h = (h + 1) % 24; }

Time::hour = h;
Time::minute = m; 
Grid::setTime(Time::hour, Time::minute);
Time::ntpClient.setTimeOffset(3600);
Serial.println(h);

} "

also with this one the automatic modus ist still one hour wrong..
is shows "9:00" but should be "10:00".

edit: it still jumps

[valknut89]

we debugged the time.cpp and found that the time zone query changes between 0 and 3600. the HTTP return is sometimes incorrect. So we changed the void loop() and set a fix time in seconds "void Time::loop() { Time::ntpClient.update(); int h = Time::ntpClient.getHours(); int m = Time::ntpClient.getMinutes(); if(m != Time::minute) { if(m == 0 && h == Time::hour) { h = (h + 1) % 24; }

Time::hour = h;
Time::minute = m; 
Grid::setTime(Time::hour, Time::minute);
Time::ntpClient.setTimeOffset(3600);
Serial.println(h);

} "

also with this one the automatic modus ist still one hour wrong.. but is seems to be constantly wrong and dosent jump anymore is shows "9:00" but should be "10:00".

With this version there is no automatic mode. It isn't wrong, it is fixed to a special timezone. The webinterface has to ne changed too With this time.cpp.

[p3moto]

we debugged the time.cpp and found that the time zone query changes between 0 and 3600. the HTTP return is sometimes incorrect. So we changed the void loop() and set a fix time in seconds "void Time::loop() { Time::ntpClient.update(); int h = Time::ntpClient.getHours(); int m = Time::ntpClient.getMinutes(); if(m != Time::minute) { if(m == 0 && h == Time::hour) { h = (h + 1) % 24; }

Time::hour = h;
Time::minute = m; 
Grid::setTime(Time::hour, Time::minute);
Time::ntpClient.setTimeOffset(3600);
Serial.println(h);

} "

also with this one the automatic modus ist still one hour wrong.. is shows "9:00" but should be "10:00".

edit: it still jumps

With this version there is no automatic mode. It isn't wrong, it is fixed to a special timezone. The webinterface has to ne changed too With this time.cpp.

the time still jumpes...

i added this lines Time::ntpClient.setTimeOffset(3600); Serial.println(h); in the code of the time.cpp, like:

"The webinterface has to be changed too With this time.cpp." no it did not change anything there... still could use automatic timezone

maybe i missunderstood sth. i dont have a clue of C++.

[valknut89]

we debugged the time.cpp and found that the time zone query changes between 0 and 3600. the HTTP return is sometimes incorrect. So we changed the void loop() and set a fix time in seconds "void Time::loop() { Time::ntpClient.update(); int h = Time::ntpClient.getHours(); int m = Time::ntpClient.getMinutes(); if(m != Time::minute) { if(m == 0 && h == Time::hour) { h = (h + 1) % 24; }

Time::hour = h;
Time::minute = m; 
Grid::setTime(Time::hour, Time::minute);
Time::ntpClient.setTimeOffset(3600);
Serial.println(h);

} "

also with this one the automatic modus ist still one hour wrong.. is shows "9:00" but should be "10:00". edit: it still jumps

With this version there is no automatic mode. It isn't wrong, it is fixed to a special timezone. The webinterface has to ne changed too With this time.cpp.

the time still jumpes...

i added this lines Time::ntpClient.setTimeOffset(3600); Serial.println(h); in the code of the time.cpp, like:

"The webinterface has to be changed too With this time.cpp." no it did not change anything there... still could use automatic timezone

maybe i missunderstood sth. i dont have a clue of C++.

pls have a look at #9 (comment) and you have to delete line 31-34 in your code, insert line "Time::ntpClient.setTimeOffset(3600);" also to setup in time.cpp You can try the version 4.0.1. There is no auto-timezone