Well, I just tried 4160, however it is combo mode, which the 4200 won't do.
I didn't think that a 410 could do combo mode, but I guess it must if you're tuning it.
Anyway, instead, I tuned in 4120. About 15 seconds after it locked in, it set the clock, but again to UTC, not to any US time zone. Perhaps the 410 has some menu where you set your time zone??
I haven't tuned in the HITs things on my 4200 for quite a long time. Back when they used to be on Ku, before they were selling it to the 4DTVers, they used to have a VCT that had ALL the channels on ALL the transponders on that sat (with the exception of the music channels for some unknown reason).
Now, however, when I lock in 4120, the VCT only has the channels that are actually ON 4120. Anyway, I wonder why they changed that?
The wierd thing about the way it USED to be, was that those music channels for some reason were not all on the same VCT. Ie from any transponder, I could tune in ANY video channel, but I could only tune in the music channels that were actually ON that transponder, so to get to other music channels, I FIRST had to tune in a video channel on the transponder I wanted, THEN I could tune in the music channels on that transponder. It was quite complicated back before we had Lyngsat to tell us what was on each channel. I had to tune each transponder one by one, then go into the channel map window in the 1st diagostic screen (not the info charts), and it would list all the channels on that transponder, then I could go back and key in the hidden music channels. Now, however, with Lyngsat, it's easy to see where the channels are. Also, it's pretty easy using my Genpix, as all the music channels pop up in TSREADER's audio thumbnails.