Tank timer

[chrismhaase]

I have a question, why does my ACJr tank time always loose time as days progress? For example, I set the ACJr's clock the other day(Friday) and today, Sunday, the clock is a few minutes slower than my HD cable box which I used as a reference.

Thanks, Chris

[kenargo]

There is a setting called "Leap Seconds" which should help. You set "Leap Seconds" to a number of seconds which will be added to the AC clock daily. You can tune this value which should help to keep your clock quite close. The 'best' method I found is to have AquaNotes running; it will update the clock when it is off.

[Reefman79]

chrismhaase Your Mail box is full, thanx for looking out :)

[chrismhaase]

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[chrismhaase]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=12373182#post12373182 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by kenargo
There is a setting called "Leap Seconds" which should help. You set "Leap Seconds" to a number of seconds which will be added to the AC clock daily. You can tune this value which should help to keep your clock quite close. The 'best' method I found is to have AquaNotes running; it will update the clock when it is off.

Thanks I will look into it. Why would you have to do this though? How many seconds did you have to add to yours?

[kenargo]

My AC3s are connected to AquaNotes which maintains the clock for me so I didn't set my Leap Seconds.