DVR /NVR Program Time Update (Connection)

Read more about why DVR / NVR program time settings go automatic all of a sudden

A common occurrence is that the DVR / NVR program's time settings are gone, a user may set or some system process may operate.  The fact that it runs automatically can be due to a specific reason such as:

There may be compatibility where the device can add time sources when the device's internet connection is lost.  Let's say the device has a connection to a cloud server that sends time information to the device.  If the device's Internet connection latency is lost, the device can automatically restore the time if previously configured.

Depending on the user experience, an operating system and applications may need updates from time to time.  Some software applications and operating systems may need to be updated from time to time to take advantage of new features or security features available on the market.  Timing triggers for time updates can be set such that the system will automatically update the time at a specified time.

Some devices use location-based triggers to automatically update the time.  For example, some smartphone apps can automatically update the time using them if location tracking is turned on in the settings.  Using location based triggers can automatically update the time when the device is in a specific location.

These are just a few examples and reasons why the time settings are automatic.  Also the time settings can be changed automatically. Some other points to consider:

Sensors used to set time values: Some devices can automatically set the time using sensors.  For example, the battery on the motherboard can also be caused, and the time can be determined using a weather sensor for a smartphone or smartwatch.  The phase time is detected by the weather sensor and the device can automatically update the time according to the settings.

Knowing the time relative to a specific location: Some devices can determine the time using location services.  For example, if your device is on a plane or train and location services are turned on, the device can automatically update the neighboring time to the plane or train timetable specifically related to the location.

Device-specific alternate time updates: Some devices can learn your local time and update it when you don't use special settings.  Using this type of device, the device can update the local time automatically.

As such, these are just some examples and time settings may change automatically on different devices.  Because of this type, time settings can be simplified and timed to maintain time accuracy and reduce user inconvenience.

And if you don't understand, a technician can show you the CCTV.
Read more about why DVR / NVR program time settings go automatic all of a sudden.

A common occurrence is that the DVR / NVR program's time settings are gone, a user may set or some system process may operate.  The fact that it runs automatically can be due to a specific reason such as:

There may be compatibility where the device can add time sources when the device's internet connection is lost.  Let's say the device has a connection to a cloud server that sends time information to the device.  If the device's Internet connection latency is lost, the device can automatically restore the time if previously configured.

Depending on the user experience, an operating system and applications may need updates from time to time.  Some software applications and operating systems may need to be updated from time to time to take advantage of new features or security features available on the market.  Timing triggers for time updates can be set such that the system will automatically update the time at a specified time.

Some devices use location-based triggers to automatically update the time.  For example, some smartphone apps can automatically update the time using them if location tracking is turned on in the settings.  Using location based triggers can automatically update the time when the device is in a specific location.

These are just a few examples and reasons why the time settings are automatic.  Also the time settings can be changed automatically. Some other points to consider:

Sensors used to set time values: Some devices can automatically set the time using sensors.  For example, the battery on the motherboard can also be caused, and the time can be determined using a weather sensor for a smartphone or smartwatch.  The phase time is detected by the weather sensor and the device can automatically update the time according to the settings.

Knowing the time relative to a specific location: Some devices can determine the time using location services.  For example, if your device is on a plane or train and location services are turned on, the device can automatically update the neighboring time to the plane or train timetable specifically related to the location.

Device-specific alternate time updates: Some devices can learn your local time and update it when you don't use special settings.  Using this type of device, the device can update the local time automatically.

As such, these are just some examples and time settings may change automatically on different devices.  Because of this type, time settings can be simplified and timed to maintain time accuracy and reduce user inconvenience.

And if you don't understand, a technician can show you the CCTV.