DNP3_TG: Incorrect time stamp at variables in the Runtime under specific circumstances

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• The OPCUA client driver may cause the runtime to stop responding under specific circumstances

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• FAQ: What is the time zone and time format used in zenon Software Platform products and what needs to be considered?

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