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Setup Config Wizard Values Setup config wizard values <CountryName> <TimezoneId> <LicenseCountry> Timezone ID to be used Country ID to be used United States "-12:00 (International Date Line West)" 121 Afghanistan AF Canada "-11:00 (Midway Island, Samoa)" 120 Aland Islands AX Anguilla "-10:00 United States "- Hawaii"-Aleutian" 1 Albania AL Antigua and Barbuda "-10:00 United States "- Alaska"-Aleutian" 2 Algeria DZ Bahamas "-9:30 Alaskan Standard (Marquesas Islands)" 122 American Samoa AS Barbados "-9:00 United States "- Alaska Time" 3 Andorra AD Bermuda "-8:00 Canada (Vancouver, Whitehorse)" 4 Angola AO Cayman Islands "-8:00 Mexico (Tijuana, Mexicali)" 5 Anguilla AI Costa Rica "-8:00 United States "- Pacific Time" 6 Antarctica AQ Cuba "-7:00 Canada (Edmonton, Calgary)" 7 Antigua and Barbuda AG Dominica "-7:00 Mexico (Mazatlan, Chihuahua)" 8 Argentina AR Dominican Republic "-7:00 United States "- Mountain Time" 9 Armenia AM El Salvador "-7:00 United States "- MST no DST" 10 Aruba AW Greenland "-6:00 Canada "- Manitoba (Winnipeg)" 11 Australia AU Grenada "-6:00 Chile (Easter Islands)" 12 Austria AT Guam "-6:00 Mexico (Mexico City, Acapulco)" 13 Azerbaijan AZ Guatemala "-6:00 United States "- Central Time" 14 Bahamas BS Haiti "-5:00 United States "- Eastern Time" 0 Bahrain BH Honduras "-5:00 Bahamas (Nassau)" 15 Bangladesh BD Jamaica "-5:00 Canada (Montreal, Ottawa, Quebec)" 16 Barbados BB Mexico "-5:00 Cuba (Havana)" 17 Belarus BY Montserrat "-4:30 Venezuela (Caracas)" 18 Belgium BE Nicaragua "-4:00 Canada (Halifax, Saint John)" 19 Belize BZ Northern Mariana Islands "-4:00 Chile (Santiago)" 20 Benin BJ Panama "-4:00 Paraguay (Asunc cedilion)" 21 Bermuda BM Puerto Rico "-4:00 United Kingdom "- Bermuda (Bermuda)" 22 Bhutan BT St. Kitts and Nevis "-4:00 United Kingdom (Falkland Islands)" 23 Bolivia BO St. Lucia "-4:00 Trinidad Tobago" 24 Bonaire, Sint Eustatius and Saba BQ St. Vincent and the Grenadines "-3:30 Canada "- New Foundland (St. Johns)" 25 Bosnia and Herzegowina BA Trinidad and Tobago "-3:00 Denmark "- Greenland (Nuuk)" 26 Botswana BW Turks and Caicos Islands "-3:00 Argentina (Buenos Aires)" 27 Bouvet Island BV Virgin Islands, British "-3:00 Brazil (no DST)" 28 Brazil BR Virgin Islands, U.S. "-3:00 Brazil (DST)" 29 British Indian Ocean Territory IO Argentina "-2:00 (Mid"-Atlantic)" 123 Brunei Darussalam BN Aruba "-2:00 Brazil (no DST)" 30 Bulgaria BG 1 Setup config wizard values Belize "-1:00 Portugal (Azores)" 31 Burkina Faso BF Bolivia "0:00 Denmark "- Faroe Islands (Torshaven)" 32 Burundi BI Brazil "0:00 Ireland (Dublin)" 33 Cambodia KH Chile "0:00 Portugal (Lisboa, Porto, Funchal)" 34 Cameroon CM Colombia "0:00 Portugal (Lisboa, Porto, Funchal)" 35 Canada CA Ecuador "0:00 United Kingdom (London)" 36 Canary Islands IC Falkland Islands "+1:00 Albania (Tirane)" 37 Cape Verde CV French Guiana "+1:00 Austria (Vienna)" 38 Cayman Islands KY Guadeloupe "+1:00 Belgium (Brussels)" 39 Central African Republic CF Guyana "+1:00 Caicos" 40 Chad TD Martinique "+1:00 Chatam" 41 Chile CL Paraguay "+1:00 Croatia (Zagreb)" 42 China CN Peru "+1:00 Czech Republic (Prague)" 43 Christmas Island CX St. Pierre and Miquelon "+1:00 Denmark (Kopenhaven)" 44 Cocos (Keeling) Islands CC Suriname "+1:00 France (Paris)" 45 Colombia CO Uruguay "+1:00 Germany (Berlin)" 46 Comoros KM Venezuela "+1:00 Hungary (Budapest)" 47 Congo, Democratic Republic of CD Curacao and Caribbean Netherlands "+1:00 Italy (Rome)" 48 Congo, People Republic of CG Albania "+1:00 Luxembourg (Luxembourg)" 49 Cook Islands CK Andorra "+1:00 Makedonia (Skopje)" 50 Costa Rica CR Armenia "+1:00 Netherlands (Amsterdam)" 51 Cote d'Ivoire CI Austria "+1:00 Namibia (Windhoek)" 52 Croatia HR Belarus "+1:00 Norway (Oslo)" 53 Cuba CU Belgium "+1:00 Poland (Warszawa)" 54 Curaçao CW Bosnia and Herzegovina "+1:00 Slovak Republic (Bratislava)" 55 Cyprus CY Bulgaria "+1:00 Spain (Madrid, Palma)" 56 Czech Republic CZ Croatia "+1:00 Sweden (Stockholm)" 57 Denmark DK Cyprus "+1:00 Swiss (Bern)" 58 Djibouti DJ Czech Republic "+1:00 United Kingdom (Gibraltar)" 59 Dominica DM Denmark "+1:00 Serbia (Beograd)" 60 Dominican Republic DO Estonia "+1:00 West Africa Time" 61 East Timor TL Faroe Islands "+2:00 Belarus (Minsk)" 62 Ecuador EC Finland "+2:00 Bulgaria (Sofia)" 63 Egypt EG France "+2:00 Cyprus (Nicosia)" 64 El Salvador SV Germany "+2:00 Central Africa Time" 65 Equatorial Guinea GQ Gibraltar "+2:00 Egypt (Cairo)" 66 Eritrea ER Greece "+2:00 Estonia (Tallinn)" 67 Estonia EE 2 Setup config wizard values Guernsey "+2:00 Finland (Helsinki)" 68 Ethiopia ET Hungary "+2:00 Gaza Strip (Gaza)" 69 Falkland Islands (Malvinas) FK Iceland "+2:00 Greece (Athens)" 70 Faroe Islands FO Ireland "+2:00 Israel (Tel Aviv)", 71 Fiji FJ Isle of Man "+2:00 Jordan (Amman)" 72 Finland FI Italy "+2:00 Latvia (Riga)" 73 France FR Jersey "+2:00 Lebanon (Beirut)" 74 French Guiana GF Latvia "+2:00 Moldova (Kishinev)" 75 French Polynesia PF Liechtenstein "+2:00 Russia (Kaliningrad)" 76 French Southern Territories TF Lithuania "+2:00 Romania (Bucharest)" 77 Gabon GA Luxembourg "+2:00 Syria (Damascus)" 78 Gambia GM Macedonia "+2:00 Turkey (Ankara)" 79 Georgia GE Malta "+2:00 Ukraine (Kyiv, Odessa)" 80 Germany DE Moldova "+3:00 East Africa Time" 81 Ghana GH Monaco "+3:00 Iraq (Baghdad)" 82 Gibraltar GI Montenegro "+3:00 Russia (Moscow)" 83 Greece GR Netherlands "+3:30 Iran (Teheran)" 84 Greenland GL Norway "+4:00 Armenia (Yerevan)" 85 Grenada GD Poland "+4:00 Azerbaijan (Baku)" 86 Guadeloupe GP Portugal "+4:00 Georgia (Tbilisi)" 87 Guam GU Romania "+4:00 Kazakstan (Aqtau)" 88 Guatemala GT Russia "+4:00 Russia (Samara)" 89 Guernsey GG San Marino "+4:00 United Arab Emirates (Dubai)" 90 Guinea GN Serbia "+4:30 Afghanistan (Kabul)" 91 Guinea-Bissau GW Slovakia "+5:00 Kazakstan (Aqtobe)" 92 Guyana GY Slovenia "+5:00 Kyrgyzstan (Bishkek)" 93 Haiti HT Spain "+5:00 Pakistan (Islamabad)" 94 Heard and Mc Donald Islands HM Svalbard and Jan Mayen "+5:00 Russia (Chelyabinsk)" 95 Holy See (Vatican City State) VA Sweden "+5:30 India (Calcutta)" 96 Honduras HN Switzerland "+5:45 (Kathmandu)" 97 Hong Kong HK Turkey "+6:00 Kazakstan (Astana, Almaty)" 98 Hungary HU Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus "+6:00 Russia (Novosibirsk, Omsk)" 99 Iceland IS Ukraine "+6:30 (Rangoon)" 100 India IN United Kingdom "+7:00 Russia (Krasnoyarsk)" 101 Indonesia ID Vatican City State "+7:00 Thailand (Bangkok)" 102 Iran IR Afghanistan "+8:00 China (Beijing)" 103 Iraq IQ Azerbaijan "+8:00 Singapore (Singapore)" 104 Ireland IE 3 Setup config wizard values Bahrain "+8:00 Australia (Perth)" 105 Isle of Man IM Bangladesh "+9:00 Korea (Seoul)" 106 Israel IL Bhutan "+9:00 Japan (Tokyo)" 107 Italy IT Brunei Darussalam "+9:30 Australia (Adelaide)" 108 Jamaica JM Cambodia "+9:30 Australia (Darwin)" 109 Japan JP China "+10:00 Australia (Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra)" 110 Jersey JE East Timor "+10:00 Australia (Brisbane)" 111 Jordan JO Georgia "+10:00 Australia (Hobart)" 112 Kazakhstan KZ Hong Kong "+10:00 Russia (Vladivostok)" 113 Kenya KE India "+10:30 Australia (Lord Howe Islands)" 114 Kiribati KI Indonesia "+11:00 New Caledonia (Noumea)" 115 Korea North KP Iran "+12:00 New Zealand (Wellington, Auckland)" 116 Korea South KR Iraq "+12:00 Russia (Anadyr, Kamchatka)" 117 XKKosovo XK Israel "+12:45 New Zealand (Chatham Islands)" 118 Kuwait KW Japan "+13:00 Tonga (Nukualofa)" 119 Kyrgyzstan KG Jordan Lao People's Democratic Republic LA Kuwait Latvia LV Kyrgyz Republic Lebanon LB Laos Lesotho LS Lebanon Liberia LR Macao Libya LY Malaysia Liechtenstein LI Maldives Lithuania LT Mongolia Luxembourg LU Myanmar Macau MO Nepal Macedonia MK North Korea Madagascar MG Oman Malawi MW Pakistan Malaysia MY Palestine Maldives MV Philippines Mali ML Qatar Malta MT Saudi Arabia Marshall Islands MH Singapore Martinique MQ South Korea Mauritania MR Sri Lanka Mauritius MU Syria Mayotte YT 4 Setup config wizard values Taiwan Mexico MX Tajikistan Micronesia FM Thailand Moldova MD Turkmenistan Monaco MC United Arab Emirates Mongolia MN Uzbekistan Montenegro ME Vietnam Montserrat MS Yemen Morocco MA Algeria Mozambique MZ Angola Myanmar MM Ascension Island Namibia NA Benin Nauru NR Botswana Nepal NP British Indian Ocean Territory Netherlands NL Burkina Faso Netherlands Antilles AN Burundi New Caledonia NC Cameroon New Zealand NZ Cape Verde Nicaragua NI Central African Republic Niger NE Chad Nigeria NG Comoros Niue NU Congo Norfolk Island NF Congo (DRC) Northern Mariana Islands MP Cote d'Ivoire Norway NO Djibouti Oman OM Egypt Pakistan PK Equatorial Guinea Palau PW Eritrea Palestinian Territory PS Ethiopia Panama PA Gabon Papua New Guinea PG Gambia Paraguay PY Ghana Peru PE Guinea Philippines PH Guinea-Bissau Pitcairn PN Kenya Poland PL Lesotho Portugal PT Liberia Puerto Rico PR 5 Setup config wizard values Libya Qatar QA Madagascar Reunion RE Malawi Romania RO Mali Russia RU Mauritania Rwanda RW Mauritius Saint Barthélemy BL Mayotte Saint Kitts and Nevis KN Morocco Saint Lucia LC Mozambique Saint Martin MF Namibia Saint Vincent and the Grenadines VC Niger Samoa WS Nigeria San Marino SM Reunion Sao Tome and Principe ST Rwanda Saudi Arabia SA St. Helena Senegal SN Sao Tome and Principe Serbia RS Senegal Serbia and Montenegro CS Seychelles Seychelles SC Sierra Leone Sierra Leone SL Somalia Singapore SG South Africa Sint Maarten SX South Sudan Slovakia SK Sudan Slovenia SI Swaziland Solomon Islands SB Tanzania Somalia SO Togo South Africa ZA Tristan da Cunha South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands GS Tunisia South Sudan SS Uganda Spain ES Zambia Sri Lanka LK Zanzibar St. Helena SH Zimbabwe St. Pierre and Miquelon PM American
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