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Thanks to “Dan in CA”, the problem is finally solved:
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Mac:
Open Terminal
Find open sprinkler IP adress
ssh pi@
(Next you’ll be prompted for the password for the pi login, by default on Raspbian the password is raspberry.)
sudo raspi-config
4 Internationalisation Options
I2 Change Timezone

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sorry, now bigger….

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I´ve tried it on both GUI´s. Both with the same effect. It does´t change the time. Independent of the UTC+XX set.

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…sorry, problem just solved for a few seconds.
Even after several reboots.
Same situation.

Device time cannot be changed.

pls help……

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Problem solved.

Only restarting the device changes the time setting……

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I got it.

Seems there was something wrong with my system.
After getting all installed again, it just works with the standards:

login: pi
password: raspberry

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Thanks. I was trying pi and raspberry, but no success.

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Everything is fine so far, but I’m still unable to access the Shell via SSH, since it seems there is another password as default.

Any idea about the login???

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Hi Dan!

Great! That was exactly what I was looking for. Now everything just runs fine.

Thank you, very much!

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…using the web interface allows control without entering a password direct at the RaspBerry.

But I’ve still got the problem of having no password for the “Kimberlings Interval” interface.
Anything I do, is answered with: “unauthorized”.

Why is that?

thanks,

Guenther

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