Are you experiencing unexpected results with your devices' On/Off timers? Look no further, the issue may be with your Samsung monitor's internal clock. Read on to learn more about this and how to resolve it.
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The short answer is no. Only older models such as the PM, QM-R, and QM-B, which do not have an NTP server to maintain accurate time exhibit this behavior. If you own one of these models and are facing problems with your On/Off timers, it is likely that the clock drift issue is to blame.
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Clock drift is the phenomenon of a device's internal clock losing or gaining time over a period. In the case of Samsung monitors, the clock drifting may cause the On/Off timers to trigger at unexpected times. This can be frustrating and inconvenient for users.
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If you suspect that your Samsung monitor's internal clock is causing problems with the On/Off timers, the first step is to check the clock's accuracy. Here's how:

Once you have adjusted the time on your monitor, you should notice that the accuracy of the On/Off timers is fixed. If the problem persists, there may be another underlying issue and it is recommended to reach out to Samsung customer support for further assistance.
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In conclusion, the clock drifting issue on older Samsung monitor models can cause unexpected results with the On/Off timers. However, with the steps outlined in this article, you should be able to resolve the issue and enjoy the convenient functionality of your monitor's timers. If you have any further questions or concerns, please contact Menuboard Manager customer support for additional help and guidance.
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