Data Types And Units Of Measure

The Connectivity Management API use the following data types:

All JSON data structures as defined at JSON.org:
- object
- array
- string
- number
- true, false
- null
ISO 8601 date/time format: YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss.SSSxyy:zz Where:
- YYYY – the year; must be four digits.
- MM – the month; must be two digits (01 to 12).
- DD – day of the month; must be two digits (01 to 31).
- “T” appears literally in the string, to indicate the beginning of the time element.
- hh – hour of the day; must be two digits (00 to 23).
- mm – minute of the hour; must be two digits (00 to 59).
- ss – second of the minute; must be two digits (00 to 59).
- SSS – decimal seconds, optional; if present, one or more digits. NOTE: Decimal seconds are not currently supported. If passed in, they will be ignored.
- xyy:zz - time zone indicator, in one of four formats:
- Z = Zulu time, which is usually called Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) or Universal Time, Coordinated (UTC).
- ±hh:mm = GMT plus or minus the specified offset of hours and minutes.
- ±hhmm = GMT plus or minus the specified offset of hours and minutes.
- ±hh = GMT plus or minus the specified offset of hours. Example: 2015-12-25T12:12:12-08:00
Time zone in responses: UTC (Users are responsible for any conversion of time and date data to and from the UTC time zone.)
Time zone in requests: UTC (Users are responsible for any conversion of time and date data to and from the UTC time zone.)

The units used by Wireless Network Services are: