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# Timer connector methods

# Timer connector methods {#ariaid-title1}

Release version: Brazil  
Updated September 10, 2026  
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Learn about the Timer connector methods and event.

## Start method {#timer-connector-methods__section_xjt_nqj_jtb}

The Start method enables you to set a time in milliseconds.

Input
: Interval  
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| Parameter name | Port type | Data type | Description | Mandatory? |
|-|-|-|-|-|
| Interval | Data In | Integer | Timer interval in milliseconds. | Yes |
[Table 1. Start method parameters]

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## Stop method {#timer-connector-methods__section_syx_2hk_jtb}

Stops the timer.

## OnTimeTick event {#timer-connector-methods__section_hs5_ghk_jtb}

The event starts when the Start method starts.  
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| Parameter name | Port type | Data type | Description | Mandatory? |
|-|-|-|-|-|
| SignalTime | Data Out | Integer | The system date and time when the trigger starts operating. | Yes |
| ElapsedTime | Data Out | Integer | Total time in the timer elapsed. | Yes |
[Table 2. OnTimeTick event parameters]

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