HOw do I reset the date and time on the Yamaha Pocketrak PR7?

Hi John921,

Here is the step by step procedure to set date and time of your Garmin GPS 38......
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Set Local Date and Time

1) Verify the date and local time (this should be
the date and time according to the local date and
time of country/area you are in). Because the
time shows is Universal Time (UTC), you will
need to enter a time offset to display the correct
local time for your area.

2) Move the field highlight to the OFFSET field
and press Enter

3) With the arrows (←→), go to the figure which
represents the hours then with the up & down
arrows (↑↓), select the time offset for your
longitude and press .

4) Move the field highlight to the HOURS field
and change to 24 if that is not already the case.

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To reset the time and date on your Olympus WS-852 digital voice recorder, you can follow these steps:

1. Turn on the device by pressing the power button.
2. Press the "Menu" button to access the main menu.
3. Use the arrow keys to navigate to the "Settings" option and press the "OK" button.
4. Use the arrow keys to navigate to the "Time and Date" option and press the "OK" button.
5. Use the arrow keys to navigate to the "Time and Date" option and press the "OK" button again.
6. Use the arrow keys to set the correct time and date, and press the "OK" button to save the changes.
7. Press the "Menu" button to exit the settings menu.

It's important to check the manual of your device to ensure the above steps are accurate, as the process to reset the time and date may vary depending on the firmware version or the model of the device.
If you still have trouble resetting the time and date, it may be best to contact Olympus customer support for further assistance. They will be able to diagnose and fix the issue or tell you if a repair is needed.

Want to set the date and time for your mobile phone? Follow these easy instructions.
From a Home screen, tap the Arrow icon to display all apps.

1. Navigate: Settings > Date & time.
2. To use network-provided values, turn on the following:
   • Automatic date & time
   • Automatic time zone
3. When manually setting data & time, perform the following:
   Automatic date & time and Automatic time zone settings must be turned off to manually adjust date and time.
   1. Tap Set date.
   2. Adjust the date then tap OK.
   3. Tap Set time.
   4. Adjust the time then tap OK.
   5. Tap Select time zone then select a time zone.
4. If desired, tap Use 24-hour format to turn on or off .

Hey Jack! Certainly you've found a solution by now but maybe some poor soul is seeking the solution like I was.I had my Pockettrax CX saying "Memory Full" although I'd deleted everything. What helped finally: I formatted the SD. Now I've got all the memory back. Don't know if that would help the recording speed. but maybe. IMPORTANT: SAVE ANY FILES on your LAPTOP before formatting the SD.Here's how to format the SD:Go to Menu.Click on "Common Menu"Scroll down until you get to "Format"Press "Yes""Formatting SD" comes up and, Voila,You've got more space.

You may have set the screen to the off position. It can be set by going to
-- menu
-- common menu (press record to activate)
(scroll down by pressing STOP) Backlight record to activate

You can set a lot of preferences in this area.

i just got 1 from someone haveing the crackle prob recording also. if i find the fix i will post it here..

Try reformatting the yamaha 2G Pocketrak using the setting under Common. THe online manual mentions that if one uses the PCM setting for a lot of recording, it's a good idea to reformat more often.

Hi,
Is there an option To Save Settings, after setting the time-date ?
Most devices usually have a small internal battery or memory chip that stores this information. however there are also devices that when power is removed completely. i.e a power failure or switched off at the mains, time and date settings have to be reset.
Hope this solves your problem.
Mike @ Compurepair.