Difference between uint, usint and int

Diameter157

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Hi,

I understand the difference between a word, int and dint from the manual. But I have this sample project for modbus from Siemens and it contains uint and usint.

Any idea where I can find info on what they are? I'm guessing one of them is unsigned integer, but what would the other be?
 

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