Anyone think they might be able to help?
I have tried contacting Bryton but it’s been a good number of weeks and no one has replied.
I’m having a nightmare setting the time on my Bryton Rider 10. I live in the UK and since the 29th March (when British Summer Time kicked in) my Rider 10 has been showing the incorrect time – (9.00 displayed when it is actually 10.00, 13.00 displayed when it is actually 14.00 etc)
I understand from the Bryton website that the Rider 10 sets the time automatically when it receives a GPS signal and that BST can be set manually on the unit itself by following the instructions in the user guide.
I believe that I have followed all instructions really closely. My Rider 10 is receiving a GPS signal and I am able to change the BST settings but doing both of these things has no effect.
In the case of the GPS signal – the Rider 10 does not automatically adjust itself. In the case of setting BST, i am able to adjust the amounts but they never seem to save properly. Is there something REALLY obvious I am not doing? Its driving me mad!
Any help would be most appreciated.