====== Conversion of Seconds to Time/Date ======

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===== Block name =====

B98_TOTAL_SECONDS_TO_TIME_DATE

===== ST call =====

<code st-iec>
PROGRAM TEST B98
   VAR
 SINT1,SINT2,SINT3,SINT4,SINT5,SINT7: SINT;
  INT6,INT8: INT;     
    FB : LIB.CORE.V1_0.B98_TOTAL_SECONDS_TO_TIME_DATE;
  END_VAR
 FB(IN:=GETLOCALTIME(),SEC=>SINT1,MIN=>SINT2,HOUR=>SINT3,DAY=>SINT4,MON=>SINT5,YEAR=>INT6,WDAY=>SINT7,REAMINDAY=>INT8);
END_PROGRAM
</code>

===== Library =====

LIB\CORE

===== Version =====

V1.0

===== Description =====

The block converts the total seconds starting at 1.1.1970, 0:00, to seconds, minutes, hours etc.

===== Inputs =====

^Input^Type^Description            ^
|IN   |DT  |Input of DateTime value|

===== Outputs =====

^Output   ^Type^Description                                                        ^
|SEC      |SINT|Seconds                                                            |
|MIN      |SINT|Minuted                                                            |
|HOUR     |SINT|Hours                                                              |
|DAY      |SINT|Days                                                               |
|MON      |SINT|Months                                                             |
|YEAR     |INT |Years                                                              |
|WDAY     |SINT|Day of week (//0// = Sunday, //1// = Monday, ..., //6// = Saturday)|
|REMAINDAY|INT |Days remaining until the end of the month (last day: remainday = 0)|

===== Function =====

The block converts the total time //in// (starting at 1.1.1970, 00:00), into other units The resulting outputs are //sec, min, hour, day, mon//, and //year//. For example, for //in=3600// the outputs are //sec=0//, //min=0//, //hour=1//, //day=1//, //mon=1//, //year=1970//. Apart from this, the //wday// output shows the day of week (0 = Sunday, 1 = Monday, ..., 6 = Saturday).

Note that the input values are in UTC format. If //in < 0// then it is supposed that //in = 0//.

===== Application example =====

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The block, together with B97, is used as an auxiliary block for various time/date conversions, calculating of time spans etc.