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|Displays the hour (12 hour clock) without a leading zero (1-12) [optionally in combination with AM/PM]. {{Version badge 1}}For Cumulus 1 there are other formats for am/pm shown later in this table

|Displays the hour (12 hour clock) without a leading zero (1-12) followed by 2 digit minutes [optionally in combination with AM/PM].

{{Version badge 1}}For Cumulus 1, the minutes can be represented by 'mm' only when appearing in combination with 'h', and there are other formats for am/pm shown later in this table

|Displays the hour (12 hour clock) with a leading zero (01-12) [optionally in combination with am/pm]. {{Version badge 1}}For Cumulus 1 there are other formats for am/pm shown later in this table

|Displays the hour (12 hour clock) with a leading zero (01-12) followed by 2 digit minutes [optionally in combination with am/pm]. {{Version badge 1}}For Cumulus 1, the minutes can be represented by 'mm' only when in combination with 'h', and there are other formats for am/pm shown later in this table

|Displays the time using the Short Time format.

| '09:47' produced by <#LastDataReadT format=t> (might not use colon in your locale) [[File:Badge vMx.png]]Remember that 't' combined with other specifiers (or preceded by space or '%') has a different meaning - see below.

| '09:47:56'  (might not use colon in your locale) produced by {{Version badge 1}}<#LastDataReadT format=TT> [[File:Badge vMx.png]]<#LastDataReadT format=T>

[[File:Badge vMx.png]] For MX, 'tt' displays 'AM' for any hour from midnight until just before noon, and 'PM' for any hour from noon onwards. There is no code for lowercase output.

|Uses the 12-hour clock for the preceding h or H specifier, and displays 'a' for any hour from midnight until before noon, and 'p' for noon or any hour after noon. The a/p specifier can use lower, upper, or mixed case, and the result is displayed accordingly. [[File:Badge vMx.png]]Remember that 't' has to be combined with other specifiers (or preceded by space or '%') to display 'a' or 'p' as if it is alone it has a different (short format time) meaning - see above.

|Uses the 12-hour clock for the preceding h or H specifier, and displays the contents of the Windows AM string for midnight until any hour before noon, and the contents of the Windows PM string for noon or any hour after noon before midnight.