TYPE 3

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Reference data start. Size depending on zenon data type.
e.g.: ("BYTE, WORD, DWORD, FLOAT")

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8 byte long time format ->
Byte 1 = year 97,98, ...
(HINT: The time format is used from 1900 in two digits, i.e. from 2000 on, we have three digits here)
Byte 2 = month 1 – 12
Byte 3 = day 1 – 31
Byte 4 = hour 0 – 23
Byte 5 = minute 0 – 59
Byte 6 = second 0 – 59
Byte 7 = hundreth second 0 – 99
Byte 8 = res.

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Reference data size depending on zenon data type.
e.g.: ("BYTE, WORD, DWORD, FLOAT")

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8 byte long time format ->
Byte 1 = year 97,98, ...
(HINT: The time format is used from 1900 in two digits, i.e. from 2000 on, we have three digits here)
Byte 2 = month 1 – 12
Byte 3 = day 1 – 31
Byte 4 = hour 0 – 23
Byte 5 = minute 0 – 59
Byte 6 = second 0 – 59
Byte 7 = hundreth second 0 – 99
Byte 8 = res.

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