How to get minute 10 digit and 1 digit from time variable at the .animated file

I calculated at LibreOffice Calc.
I can get correctly all digits of hour and minute.

The hours 10 and 1 digits can get and display correctly.
But, When I translate to .animated function, minutes 10 and 1 digits are only zero display and error occurs.

Code:

[Object]
States= digital-none.csv,digital-1.csv,digital-2.csv
Position= -0.15864,0.19467,0
StateFunction = floor [ time / 36000 ]
 
[Object]
States= digital-0.csv,digital-1.csv,digital-2.csv,digital-3.csv,digital-4.csv,digital-5.csv,digital-6.csv,digital-7.csv,digital-8.csv,digital-9.csv
Position= -0.057572,0.19467,0
StateFunction = floor[mod[time/3600,10]]
 
[Object]
States= digital-0.csv,digital-1.csv,digital-2.csv,digital-3.csv,digital-4.csv,digital-5.csv,digital-6.csv,digital-7.csv,digital-8.csv,digital-9.csv
Position= 0.077009,0.19467,0
StateFunction = floor [ floor [ time- [ floor [ time/3600 ] *3600 ]] /60/10]
 
[Object]
States= digital-0.csv,digital-1.csv,digital-2.csv,digital-3.csv,digital-4.csv,digital-5.csv,digital-6.csv,digital-7.csv,digital-8.csv,digital-9.csv
Position= 0.17739,0.19467,0
StateFunction = mod[ floor[ floor[ time- [ floor[ time/3600 ]*3600 ]] /60 ] ,10]


The error message is 'The function  is not supported in [Times[floor[Divide[time,3600]],3600]]'.
How to calclate and how to get the minutes 10 digit  and 1 digit correctly?
Please teach me...help me!

I think that if we can use the Variable of hour, minute, seconds such as Panel2.cfg, we can create the digital clock easily.
In this time, I faced by this case, I remembered that, Panel.animated cannot get and use Panel2.cfg's subjects...

Sorry for write topic.
I heard the another Japanese user.
Such as this, digital watch can be shown correctly!
So, this problem is ended.
Thank you very much!

That was a easy one

I've added Hour Minute and Second as available animated variables.

Obviously, you can use the code you've already got (and this is better for backwards compatability anyway) but on the flip side they're logical, and will make the next person's job much easier.

This time, I was taught by another Japanese user.
But, as you say, they can be easily created for future users.
Thank you for adding the functions!