Documentation states that it is in CRON format, which is genericly used on most UNIX based systems.
The fields stand for: minute | hour | day(month) | month | day(week)
In : "*/60 * * * *":
*/60 means every 60 minutes
* = at every hour
* = on any day
* = any month
* = any day of week
This could have been written as well as "0 * * * *".
If you want to run twice an hour on minute 10 and 40, it would be: "10,40 * * * *"
I found this interactive page where you can test crontab entries.
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Herman Robers
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