The API property ReaAlarm of the state object returns no decimal values

The API property ReaAlarm of the state object returns no decimal values

Summary

The API property ReaAlarm of the state object returns no decimal values because it is of Long type instead of Double.

Description

The API property ReaAlarm of the state object returns no decimal values because it is of Long type instead of Double.

Solution

An issue was addressed in the programming interface. Now, the return value is Double instead of Long

Information




Issue Number: 34779
Fixed on Date: 8.7.2015
Versions: 7.50 0 BUILD 25796

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