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====Time resolution====
====Time resolution====


For the legacy software, there may be no point in asking for seconds, as Cumulus 1 did some actions at one minute intervals.  For MX, it depends on which tag name you are using whether it supports seconds (e.g. <#LastDataReadT> supports seconds, but <#LastRainTip> is reported rounded back to previous minute and <#TrrateTM> is reported rounded forward to the next minute).  
Seconds are supported but may be rounded down or up to 00 (e.g. <#LastDataReadT> supports seconds, but <#LastRainTip> is reported rounded back to previous minute and <#TrrateTM> is reported rounded forward to the next minute). It is up to the user to format what he wants and adjust that format if not useful.
 
If Cumulus obtained archive data, as part of the catch-up process it can do when it restarts, any time-stamps for that historic period can only be the time of a particular archive record, so that might be every half an hour, but not aligned precisely with hour changes.


====Dependency on Cumulus flavour====
====Dependency on Cumulus flavour====

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