How to initialize System time?

Hello everybody.

I'm working with a Siemens TC65.

I work without battery. When I supply the module, I get from System.currentTimeMillis() this value: 1009843232546, which I think corresponds to Tue Jan 01 00:00:32 UTC 2002.

Obviously, I wish to set the correct system time.

Does anybody knows how to set the system time?

Thanks in advance.

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Jordi_E

[421 byte] By [Jordi_Ea] at [2007-11-27 5:50:26]

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OK.

After some fighting with this problem, I answer myself:

First I set the RT clock of TC65 with AT+CCLK.

After that, RT clock of the mobile phone is O.K., but System.currentTimeMillis is still wrong.

And now comes the trick: Being RT clock right, I force a reset with AT+CFUN=1,1.

When the system comes alive again, System.currentTimeMillis is OK (i.e. according to RTclock).

Jordi_Ea at 2007-7-12 15:37:53 >

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