The LS424 has a real-time clock (RTC) but does not have a supercap to save the configured time after it power cycles.

If the player does not have access to a network time server, you can manually set the date and time using one of the methods below: Mountain Time without DST) because the majority of the state of Arizona does not observe DST. and Australia have some regions that do not observe DST, in which case the time zones have different versions: For example, you can select either MST (U.S.

If you want to ensure that a time zone does not use DST, select the GMT equivalent: For example, if you want the EET time zone without summer/winter hours, select GMT+2 instead. To have the player automatically shift hours for summer/winter time, select a named time zone that uses Daylight Saving Time (DST): For example, since most of Europe uses DST, selecting one of the European timezones (WET/CET/EET) will instruct the player to observe summer/winter hours automatically. The time zone on a player is set during the setup process in BrightAuthor (using the Time zone dropdown menu in Tools > Setup BrightSign Unit). If you want to change the default time server to something else, refer to this FAQ. If the player has Internet access, the clock is set automatically over the Internet by communicating with the BrightSign time server.

NOTE: The LS424 does not have a supercapacitor to maintain its time setting while unpowered and therefore will need to be able to contact the configured time server or have its clock manually set after power is restored.

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