System time won't stay set.

I have an Expression 2x that is close to 20 years old and it won't keep accurate time on the clock shown on the screen. It is always wrong at startup, so I reset it to the correct time, which works until you power down the console. Upon restart if more than a minute has passed, the clock will be incorrect. Is there a user serviceable battery that can be replaced to help the Expression 2x keep the time accurately.

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mmeskill over 5 years ago +2

Also see: https://support.etcconnect.com/ETC/Consoles/Express%2C_Expression%2C_and_Insight/Expression/Expression_2_or_3_clock_resetting_when_powered_off

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mmeskill over 5 years ago

Also see: https://support.etcconnect.com/ETC/Consoles/Express%2C_Expression%2C_and_Insight/Expression/Expression_2_or_3_clock_resetting_when_powered_off
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Matt Pumplin over 5 years ago in reply to mmeskill

I was thinking about the Show memory in my initial reply (as I think are Davefox and brucek) - I didn't know (until speaking with our crack Repairs group) that the clock runs on a wholly-separate RTC module, not related to show memory,

That Support Article was made partially as a result of your question.

Long-story short, there is no easy solution to this problem.

Sorry for the trouble.
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Matt Pumplin over 5 years ago in reply to mmeskill

I was thinking about the Show memory in my initial reply (as I think are Davefox and brucek) - I didn't know (until speaking with our crack Repairs group) that the clock runs on a wholly-separate RTC module, not related to show memory,

That Support Article was made partially as a result of your question.

Long-story short, there is no easy solution to this problem.

Sorry for the trouble.
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