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Time tag of Timer set by param id OR c# code

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Muhammad Yousif Maher138 22nd August 2024 1 Comment

Dear Community,

Is it possible to set the Time tag of Timer through parameter OR somehow through c# code?

Thank you.

Muhammad Yousif Maher Selected answer as best 23rd January 2025
Marieke Goethals [SLC] [DevOps Catalyst] commented 23rd January 2025

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Laurens Moutton [SLC] [DevOps Enabler]8.74K Posted 22nd August 2024 0 Comments

Hi,

This is not possible. The only way to adapt the timer speed at runtime is by changing the [Time base] parameter, which will be applied to all (non-fixed) timers. See here

An alternative to modify different speeds for different timers could be to define a faster timer (e.g. 5s) which decrements a counter value every time the timer goes off. When the counter reaches zero then the desired content is being executed and the counter is then set again to the configured value. E.g. if the content needs to be executed every 30s then set the configured value to 6 when the timer speed is 5s, if the content needs to be executed every 40s then set the configured value to 8. Multiple counters can be used with the same timer if different content needs to be executed at different times.

Regards,

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