Calendar time difference

Hi, I have a problem, when I sync my Nokia 6300 with my Outlook calendar the appointment time gets changed on my phone to an hour earlier somehow. It has only recently started doing this, it was fine before. I would appreciate any suggestions. Many thanks

check to see that both your computer and your phone are set in your correct time zone. If they are not the same the phone could be trying to make up for the time difference by altering the alarm times by an hour.
You do not say where you are so I cannot give you your exact time zone.
Have you removed your battery from your phone recently and had to reset the time perhaps? This might have caused the problem
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I have the 6085 and the 7.1 Suite for Vista. When I synchronize my calendar, the time on the phone is 5 hours earlier than on the calendar. Anybody know how to remedy that?

I have read this thread and here is my problem with a 5300
PROBLEM
When meetings/appointments are synchronized from Outlook to the cell phone the time advances [decreased] by one hour.
Thing I have tried
1) Disabling the PC daylight saving auto update. The meetings/appointment moved up by two hours
2) I have not turned off the cell phone auto update option [I would set time rather that the service provider]
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Service Provider: T-Mobil
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I am having multiple issues with syncing my iphone calendar and outlook There are often 1 hour time differences in the entries on the 2 devices and sometimes events that have been amended are not updated on iphone I mostly enter items on my laptop

I am having multiple issues with syncing my iphone calendar and outlook calendar on my laptop
I mostly enter the original items on my laptop
There are often 1 hour time differences in the entries on the 2 devices and sometimes events that have been amended are not updated on iphone

This sounds like an error in Time Zone support. The time zone needs to be the same in Outlook as well as the phone.

Problem caused with appt times by changing calendar time zone support?

I've got a 30Gb iPod Touch, version 4.0.2.
I've always kept the Settings' Date & Time timezone for the correct location, but it was only a while back that I realized that there was also a Time Zone under the Settings, Calendar, and so I changed it so that it was correct (it was previously set to Kabul, AF time, and it was then changed to Ottawa, ON time).
I'm thinking that this may have messed up all my future appointments, as my appointments have been switched to midnight or somewhere near it, for the day prior to when the appointment was supposed to have been. I can't think of anything else that would be causing this, and didn't see this exact problem occurring for anyone else when I did a search of the discussions.
Does anyone have any idea as to why this is happening and what I can do to set it right?

Hi Cindiii,
Time zone support has often been a point of contention and confusion for many users. Unfortunately, there is no simple fix at the present time. Do you have any idea as to why you touch was set to Kabul? Did you buy it new? If not, perhaps the last user had it set to this time?
In any case, Calendar does allow for its own time zone settings. This is to allow the user to create events for his/her home time zone while traveling. Even if your system time zone reflects the current time zone that you are in, appointments added to Cakendar will show up in the time zine that you choose based in the time zone you set in the Calendar settings.
This definitely sets up conflicts if you are trying to schedule an appointment that is outside of your home time zone. Now that you have switched the time zone in your Calendar settings to your home time zone, there is nothing you can do about the events already created. As I see it, you have only two options:
1. Change the time zone back to Kabul time and view your events as though they were your local time, or
2. Leave the time zone in the Calendar settings to your home time zone and either time adjust the events in your head (knowing the time difference), or manually changing them to the correct time one by one.
I'm sorry this doesn't provide you with a magic solution, but I really don't see any other alternatives.
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Thank you fromsouth, for your interest, but it didn't help.
I have 3 scenarios: Entering an appointment on the mac's calendar, on the phone's, and on iCloud's calendar. If I enter an appointment on the mac, it shows up correctly on iCloud, but is off by 6 hours on my phone's app. If I enter it on the phone's app, it will be off on iCloud and therefore off too on the mac. I've deleted the app (I use WeekCal, but see the same discrepancies on the iCal app) and reset it all new, but the problem prevails. Unlike my earlier assumption that the problem lies with iCloud, I now believe it is in the phone, although wouldn't know where. I see that the iCal app on OS has the ability to adjust for the time zone. When entering the event on the phone, it gets syncronized on the Mac at the phone's time zone, which for some reason appears to be set at my original Spanish setting (GMT+1), even after I reset the time zone to NY. I can manually adjust the calendar time zone setting on my Mac to EST to correct the time for the appointment.
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I travel a lot around the globe in many different timezones, and therefore I can't use the calendar times no more. If I need to put my flight-scedule to my calendar I must write the times somewhere else. For instance with connecting flights, three different timezones during one trip it's impossible to write down the scedule to iPhone. It's a huge problem for me. I usually make the schedule of trips when in another time-zone but when I finally come to the location, the times have changed.
I want a calendar that doesn't chance any times automatically. I really need a calendar I can trust! If I write that my flight is leaving at 9pm, I want it to be like that in my calendar even if I wasn't in the same time zone yet.
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Try adding a new event on your phone then check your calendar on icloud.com from a computer to see if the event appears there. If not, go to Settings>Mail,Contacts,Calendars>Default Calendar. Here, make sure you have selected an iCloud calendar as your defult (and not something else like On My iPhone, Gmail, Yahoo, an exchange account calendar, etc.) After setting your iCloud calendar as your default, try adding an event again to see if it appears on icloud.com now.
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Hi Cindiii,
Time zone support has often been a point of contention and confusion for many users. Unfortunately, there is no simple fix at the present time. Do you have any idea as to why you touch was set to Kabul? Did you buy it new? If not, perhaps the last user had it set to this time?
In any case, Calendar does allow for its own time zone settings. This is to allow the user to create events for his/her home time zone while traveling. Even if your system time zone reflects the current time zone that you are in, appointments added to Cakendar will show up in the time zine that you choose based in the time zone you set in the Calendar settings.
This definitely sets up conflicts if you are trying to schedule an appointment that is outside of your home time zone. Now that you have switched the time zone in your Calendar settings to your home time zone, there is nothing you can do about the events already created. As I see it, you have only two options:
1. Change the time zone back to Kabul time and view your events as though they were your local time, or
2. Leave the time zone in the Calendar settings to your home time zone and either time adjust the events in your head (knowing the time difference), or manually changing them to the correct time one by one.
I'm sorry this doesn't provide you with a magic solution, but I really don't see any other alternatives.
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IRDNCST02                      All Report       3                      1                      85159                  01-mar-2010 23:39:19 pm
IRDNCMT01                      Closed           2                      3                      81376                  01-mar-2010 22:36:16 pm
IRDNCST02                      Open             1                      2                      78723                  01-mar-2010 21:52:03 pm
IRDNCST02                      All Report       3                      1                      76023                  01-mar-2010 21:07:03 pm
IRDNCMT01                      Open             1                      3                      55922                  01-mar-2010 15:32:02 pm
IRDNCMT01                      Closed           2                      1                      54931                  01-mar-2010 15:15:31 pm
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IRDNCAS01                      Open             1                      2                      38847                  01-mar-2010 10:47:27 am
IRDNCAS01                      All Report       3                      1                      37947                  01-mar-2010 10:32:27 am
IRDNCST02                      Open             1                      3                      35332                  01-mar-2010 09:48:52 am
IRDNCST02                      All Report       3                      1                      32632                  01-mar-2010 09:03:52 am
IRDNCST02                      Open             1                      3                      31502                  01-mar-2010 08:45:02 am
IRDNCST02                      All Report       3                      1                      28802                  01-mar-2010 08:00:02 am
IRDNCHI01                      Open             1                      3                      25368                  01-mar-2010 07:02:48 am
IRDNCHI02                      Open             1                      1                      23939                  01-mar-2010 06:38:59 am
IRDNCMT01                      Open             1                      1                      20696                  01-mar-2010 05:44:56 am
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Edited by: Indhu Ram on Mar 11, 2010 2:20 PM

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I have a 50Hz sine wave and a pulse signal on a same graph. The phase difference between two is between 0-90 degrees.
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Message Edited by awais.h on 03-30-2010 11:21 PM
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Hi
Thanks for the code but I'm afraid it won't work. Like you said the probability of choosing a value that is on both graphs may not happen. This is something that I would like the code to do automatically.
But I did use the previous code posted and made some modifications to it and it seems to work perfectly. Now the next thing is to be able to get just that one value that tells you the first time difference.
Here is what I get using that code.
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I was thinking of a while loop and as soon as the value is higher than 3E-5 it would store the number and stop the loop, but I'm not too familiar with arrays in labview.
Here is the the code modified.
As you can see, it wasn't that big of a modification and it still is your code.
I will keep trying.
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