• Hours: Number of hours elapsed, ignoring the number of minutes and seconds
• Minutes: Number of minutes elapsed, ignoring the number of hours and seconds
• Seconds: Number of seconds elapsed, ignoring the number of hours and minutes
• Formatted seconds: Number of seconds elapsed, ignoring the number of hours and minutes. Always represented as a two-digit number - e.g. '01' instead of '1'.
• Formatted minutes: Number of minutes elapsed, ignoring the number of hours and seconds. Always represented as a two-digit number - e.g. '01' instead of '1'.
• Formatted hours: Number of hours elapsed, ignoring the number of minutes and seconds. Always represented as a two-digit number - e.g. '01' instead of '1'.
• Time: Current elapsed time, represented using the format 'hh:mm:ss'
• Duration in hours: Current elapsed time, represented only using hours. For example, 30 minutes would be represented as '0.5'. Fractional hours can have up to four decimal points.
• Duration in minutes: Current elapsed time, represented only using minutes. For example, 30 seconds would be represented as '0.5'. Fractional minutes can have up to four decimal points.
• Duration in seconds: Current elapsed time, represented only using seconds. For example, two minutes would be represented as '120'. There can be no fractional seconds

• Chronometer is paused --> Raised when the chronometer is paused.
• Chronometer is started --> Raised when the chronometer is started.
• Hours are changed --> Raised when the number of hours has changed.
• Minutes are changed --> Raised when the number of minutes has changed.
• Seconds are changed --> Raised when the number of seconds has changed.
• Time changed
• Time is reached

• Pause -> Pause the chronometer
• Reset -> Reset the chronometer to 0
• Set time -> Set the chronometer to a specified time
• Start -> Start the chronometer

• Use AM/PM for display
• Time Zone
• Language

The properties below are read-only properties, thus only visible through a binding

• Hours -> ex: 03 for 03:00:00
• Minutes --> ex: 30 for 00:30:00
• Seconds --> ex: 45 for 00:00:45
• Use AM/PM for display --> ex: True/False
• Seconds in degrees --> ex: 270° for 00:00:45
• Minutes in degrees --> ex: 180° for 00:30:00
• Hours in degrees -> ex: 90° for 03:00:00
• Long Date --> ex: Tuesday, May 17, 2016 (depending on language setting)
• Short Date --> ex: 05/17/2016 (depending on language setting
• Long Time --> ex: 15:26:58 (depending on language setting
• Short Time --> ex: 15:26 (depending on language setting
• Complete date time --> ex: Monday, December 2, 2019 11:52 AM
• Day as string --> ex: Tuesday (depending on language setting)
• Month as string --> ex: May (depending on language setting)
• Year --> ex: 2016
• Day as Number --> ex: 17
• Month as Number --> ex: 05
• ISO 8601 date --> ex: 2016-05-17T15:26:58+00.00
• Time Zone --> ex: Local time 
• Language --> ex: United States - English

• Time is reached --> triggered when the specified time is reached
• Time changed --> triggered every moment the time value changes
• Year changed
• Date and/or time changed
• Date changed
• Day number changed
• Day string changed
• Hours angle changed
• Hours changed
• ISO 8601 date changed
• Minute changed
• Minutes angle changed
• Month number changed
• Month string changed
• Second changed
• Seconds angle changed
• Short date changed
• Short time changed

• Pause
• Resume
• Set Language
• Set Time Zone
• Set AM/PM for display

• Seconds: Number of seconds remaining, ignoring the number of days, hours and minutes
• Minutes: Number of minutes remaining, ignoring the number of days, hours and seconds
• Hours: Number of hours remaining, ignoring the number of days, minutes and seconds
• Days: Number of days remaining, ignoring the number of hours, minutes and seconds
• Formatted seconds: Number of seconds remaining, ignoring the number of days, hours, and minutes. Always represented as a two-digit number - e.g. '01' instead of '1'.
• Formatted minutes: Number of minutes remaining, ignoring the number of days, hours, and seconds. Always represented as a two-digit number - e.g. '01' instead of '1'.
• Formatted hours: Number of hours remaining, ignoring the number of days, minutes, and seconds. Always represented as a two-digit number - e.g. '01' instead of '1'.
• Time
• Remaining duration in days: Remaining time, represented only using days. For example, 12 hours would be represented as '0.5'. Fractional days can have up to four decimal points.
• Remaining duration in hours: Remaining time, represented only using hours. For example, 30 minutes would be represented as '0.5'. Fractional hours can have up to four decimal points.
• Remaining duration in minutes: Remaining time, represented only using minutes. For example, 30 seconds would be represented as '0.5'. Fractional minutes can have up to four decimal points.
• Remaining duration in seconds: Remaining time, represented only using seconds. For example, two minutes would be represented as '120'. There can be no fractional seconds

• Countdown paused --> triggered when the countdown is paused
• Countdown started --> triggered when the countdown is started
• Days changed --> triggered when days are changed
• Formatted hours changed - triggered when formatted hours are changed
• Formatted minutes are changed - triggered when formatted minutes are changed
• Formatted seconds are changed - triggered when formatted seconds are changed
• Hours changed --> triggered when hours are changed
• Minutes changed --> triggered when minutes are changed
• Seconds changed --> triggered when seconds are changed
• Time is reached --> triggered when the specified time is reached
• Time changed --> triggered every moment the time value changes * ****

• Start
• Pause
• Reset
• Set Days
• Set Hours
• Set Minutes
• Set Seconds