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WavePro™ WP201 Access Point: User Manual
Time Zone window
Control Area Control Title Control Description
Date and Time
Settings area
Time text boxes In the Time text boxes, enter the Hour and Minutes in their
respective text boxes.
Example: The Time is in 24-Hours. 3:30pm would be
15:30.
Date and Time
Settings area
Synchronize
with PC button
Click the Synchronize with PC button to use the current time
of the computer the WP201-100 is connected to.
Date and Time
Settings area
Automatically
Get Date and
Time option
button
Select the Automatically Get Date and Time option button to
use the default NTP server.
Date and Time
Settings area
NTP Server text
box
In the NTP Server text box, enter the IP address or domain
name of an NTP server to have the WP201-100 internal clock
automatically synchronize to it.
Time Zone area Time Zone list
box
Click the Time Zone list box arrow and select the time zone
the WP201-100 is located in.
Time Zone area Enable Daylight
Saving check
box
If applicable, select the Enable Daylight Saving check box if
daylight savings applies to the area the WP201-100 is located
in.
Note: If the Enable Daylight Saving check box is
selected, the Daylight Savings Time - Start Time and
End Time are required.
Time Zone area Start Time list
boxes
Click the respective Start Time list box arrows and select the
Month, week of the month, Day of the week, and Time when
Daylight Savings Time starts in the selected Time Zone.
Example: If Daylight Saving Time starts at midnight on
the first Monday of March, the selections are: March,
1st, Mon, 12am.
Time Zone area End Time list
boxes
Click the respective End Time list box arrows and select the
Month, week of the month, Day of the week, and Time when
Daylight Savings Time ends in the selected Time Zone.
Example: If Daylight Saving Time ends at midnight on
the first Sunday of November, the selections are:
November, 1st, Sun, 12am.
Apply button Click Apply to save the changes.
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