PTCOR function module input

Hello,
I'm trying to build a custom application with the ptcor function modules, the problem is, I cant test the function module
PTCOR_UIA_FORM_ACCEPT
properly because I cannot fill any values into the input structure IM_REQUEST
I'm trying to find out why it wont accept the time event type I entered into ITEM_INS -> SATZA, it still says I need to specify a time event type.
thank you very much

Hello,
yes, P01 is definitely inside the value range - I tried it but I still get the message.
I will try the debugging approach. Maybe another field is missing or SATZA needs to be defined anywhere else than ITEM_INS
Thank you so far

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Hi Santo,,,,
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*"     REFERENCE(PARAM3) TYPE CHAR10
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