How to set the time on Roewe 350?

[LaMason]

Press and hold the INFO button to display the time format, then press the confirm button. When the hour display flashes, use the SEEK+ or SEEK- button to adjust the hour, then press confirm. When the minute display flashes, use the SEEK+ or SEEK- button to adjust the minutes. After setting the correct time, press and hold the confirm button or INFO button to finish. Below is some introduction: 1. The Roewe 350 is a compact sedan positioned in the A-segment market, launched by SAIC Motor following the Roewe 750 and Roewe 550. It is also the first Roewe family car to incorporate 3G technology. 2. The 2015 Roewe 350 comes standard with a digital dashboard, remote trunk opening, delayed headlight shutdown, ABS+EBA+EBD+CBC, automatic sunroof, and more. The piano black finish on the front face and additional chrome accents enhance the refined details.

[DiWalker]

The most annoying thing about driving the Roewe 350 is the inaccurate time display, which requires frequent manual adjustments. I've figured out this procedure: First, press the MENU button on the center console to wake up the screen, then rotate the circular knob with your finger to find the 'System Settings' section. At this point, press the central confirmation button of the knob to enter the submenu, continue rotating the knob to select 'Clock Adjustment,' and confirm again. Then, you can use the knob to adjust the hours by rotating it, press confirm after setting the hours, and proceed to adjust the minutes. Remember to save the settings at the end; otherwise, it will revert to the incorrect time after turning off the engine. Last time I adjusted it but forgot to save, and the next morning it was still 15 minutes slow, forcing me to go through the process again. It's best to perform this operation with the vehicle running to avoid draining the battery.

[LaEden]

I often help my neighbors with this. The key to setting the time on the Roewe 350 lies in the audio panel. First, turn on the ignition without starting the engine, locate the button with a clock icon or labeled 'DISP,' and press and hold it for three seconds. When the hour digits on the screen start flashing, you can adjust them. If there's no dedicated clock button, check the MODE button on the steering wheel. After setting the hour, touch the minute area on the touchscreen and use the volume knob to fine-tune the minutes. Finally, press the return button several times to ensure the settings are saved. The crucial point is to synchronize the time on the dashboard and the central control; otherwise, the timestamps on the reversing camera will be incorrect. As a side note, the car's system is prone to crashing after being exposed to intense summer heat, so it's best to perform this operation in the cool morning hours.

[OFelix]

To adjust the time on the Roewe 350, you need to access the hidden menu. I accidentally discovered it while washing the car: with the power on but the engine off, simultaneously press and hold the leftmost knob in the air conditioning control area and the audio power button for three seconds. A blue engineering menu will pop up on the screen. Select the third submenu 'Clock adjust' and be careful not to change any other parameters. Enter the current time using the numeric keys. For example, for 14:25, simply press 1425. Make sure to add a leading zero for times like 9 AM, which should be entered as 0900. After saving, turn off the ignition and restart for the changes to take effect. However, for older cars with weaker batteries, it's best to press the brake pedal during the operation to prevent power loss.