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Trip computer (optional) — date and time (Mitsubishi Pajero 4)

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Contents: Date and time ⤓ Setting date and time ⤓

Date and time





In this mode, the time (A) and date (B) are displayed on the display.

If another parameter display mode (not "date and time") is selected, only the time is displayed in the upper left corner (A).



Setting date and time





The electronic clock can be set up in the following modes:


  • Cars equipped with the original MITSUBISHI audio system: in automatic and manual modes.
  • Vehicles not equipped with genuine MITSUBISHI audio system: manual mode only.

Automatic mode (cars equipped with original MITSUBISHI audio system)



In the automatic mode, the local time is set automatically based on the signals of local RDS stations. In this mode, the "CT" symbol (A) is displayed on the audio system display (local time is transmitted with the RDS signal).

Manual setting mode



You can also enter manual mode if the time displayed in automatic mode is incorrect because the nearest RDS radio stations are in a different time zone.

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To set the time manually, follow these steps:

1. Press the ADJ button.



Please note: You can set the date and time only after stopping the vehicle in a place where stopping and parking is permitted.


Note: For safety reasons, the date and time can only be set when the driving speed does not exceed 3 km/h (2 mph).


2. Press the CLOCK button.



3. Press the SELECT function button to move to the month, date, year, hour and minute settings. Each press of the SELECT button moves from hours to minutes, seconds, date, month and year.



If you hold down the SELECT button for more than one second, the system will enter fast forward mode. When selecting seconds, the display automatically shows "0".



4. Set the desired value by pressing the function buttons ▲ or ▼. If you hold the button ▲ or ▼ for more than 1 second, the value will begin to change quickly.



5. After setting the clock, press the SET function button.



Note: When the battery cable is removed, the data is erased from the memory. After removing the wire, you must set the clock again by repeating the operations described in points 1-5.
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