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7.2 Rechargeable battery
The charging status of the battery is displayed in percent.
This function can also be called up directly from the home screen, using quick access
with the button combination
Top+Bottom SHORT
.
7.3 Date and time
If you do not wish to use automatic time setting via GPS (see section 7.8) or this feature
is not available due to poor reception, you can also select these settings manually.
The two items "Date" and "Time" are available for this purpose in the Settings menu.
With "Date" you are prompted to enter the year, month and day one after the other. At
the end of this process, the function outputs the selected values so you can check them.
The procedure is similar for "Time", where you are prompted to enter the hours and
minutes. First, select your preferred format, either a 24-hour (0:00 to 23:59) or a 12-hour
(a.m. and p.m.) format. In the 12-hour format, the voice output and the display both
indicate either a.m. or p.m.
Please note: With tactile indication of the time via vibrations, the device always uses the
12-hour format.
7.4 Time zone
If you take the Zeitgeist 2 with you on vacation, you can adjust the time zone to the
individual country.
To do so, select the time difference from Greenwich Mean Time in the quarter-hour
increments (plus or minus is also possible).
In the case of Central Europe (including Germany, Austria and Switzerland) this time
difference is "plus one hour" and is known as CET or Central European Time (also
colloquially referred to as winter time).
Ask your tour guide about the time zone at your destination or look it up, e.g. online in
Wikipedia.
Examples: For Rio de Janeiro in Brazil the time difference is "minus three hours",
although there are also some places where this does not involve full hours, e.g. India
with "plus 5 hours 30 minutes". There are other exotic destinations such as the
Marquesas Islands with "minus 9 hours 15 minutes" or certain parts of the neighboring
island group Kiribati, which is "plus 14 hours" through crossing the Date Line.
7.5 Daylight saving time
Daylight saving time is governed by a number of different regulations, which all have
nothing to do with the actual time zone.