Good Morning,
I have a small problem with my Codesys HMI SL visualization. I am displaying a Date/Time in the upper corner. I have configured the time using %t[hh:mm tt] so it shows AM/PM. It works great up to 11:59AM/PM. As soon as it turns to 12:00 the hour digits display 00. The minutes read correctly. Once the time hits 1:00AM/PM the hour reads correct. It's like the hour is configured for 0-11 and not 1-12. I could be mistaken, but I thought setting it up as I have the time would be pulled from my PC clock and sync to that.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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I know this post is a bit old, but i'm having this same issue:
At noon, %t[hh:mm:ss tt] is displaying 00:00:00 PM
There is no text variable, just using the default functionality of the visualization for the time display.
This is running on an IFM CR1102 display.
has anyone solved this?
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Good Morning,
I have a small problem with my Codesys HMI SL visualization. I am displaying a Date/Time in the upper corner. I have configured the time using %t[hh:mm tt] so it shows AM/PM. It works great up to 11:59AM/PM. As soon as it turns to 12:00 the hour digits display 00. The minutes read correctly. Once the time hits 1:00AM/PM the hour reads correct. It's like the hour is configured for 0-11 and not 1-12. I could be mistaken, but I thought setting it up as I have the time would be pulled from my PC clock and sync to that.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Will this bug ever be fixed? 00:00 AM and 00:00 PM isn't the norm for the 12 hour clock.
I know this post is a bit old, but i'm having this same issue:
At noon, %t[hh:mm:ss tt] is displaying 00:00:00 PM
There is no text variable, just using the default functionality of the visualization for the time display.
This is running on an IFM CR1102 display.
has anyone solved this?