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Figure 4.15. Time Format Selection
Note: The Region format and the Time Zone do not have to be equivalent. For example, a user
who normally operates in Israel can be working in the US and select Hebrew (Israel) as the
Region Format, but display the Time Zone as US time. Please note that the Time format
defaults to that most commonly used for the selected Region; in this case a 24-hour clock.
Figure 4.16. Time Format Defaults Example
5. To change the calendar date, touch the desired field and use the <
▲
> or <
▼
> keys to
scroll to the desired month, day, and/or year. Please note that the format of the date
field will conform to that in general use for the region and/or time zone selected.
Figure 4.17. Illustration of Date Formats Changes for Region and Time Zones
6. To change the time, touch the desired field and use the <
▲
> or <
▼
> keys to scroll to the
desired hour, minute, and/or second. Touching the last field will toggle between am
and pm.
There are three radio buttons at the bottom of the screen. They are:
•
Default – The <Default> radio button is selected to display the time in the
format used by the selected Region (i.e., if the region normally indicates time
using a 12-hour clock, the default will include am/pm designations).
•
24-Hour – The <24-Hour> radio button is selected to display time in a
convention that displays time running from midnight of one day to midnight of
the next, displaying those hours as 0 to 23. This system is the most commonly
used time notation in the world today.
•
AM/PM – The <AM/PM> radio button is selected to use the concept of the 12-
hour clock broken into two divisions am (day) and pm (night)