SECTION 8: P
ROGRAMMING AND
T
ROUBLESHOOTING THE
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YSTEM
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Select
<Schedule Object #1>
, to access the Calen-
dar View screen.
Calendar View
To add a schedule, press the plus icon on the bottom
right of the screen.
Plus Icon
• The default Schedule Name is "Schedule 1". Edit
the name by pressing the box to bring up the key
board. Enter new schedule name if desired and
press
<Done>
when complete.
Note:
When viewing schedules (shown in the follow-
ing screens) only the name of the one, priority 'nor-
mal' schedule will appear. However, all programmed
information is effective.
• Choose whether or not this is an occupied schedule
by selecting the box to the left of
'ON Schedule
(Occupied)'
. A check mark will appear in the box
indicating that you have selected that option. Select
the box to the left of
'OFF Schedule (Unoccupied)'
if the schedule is for unoccupied times.
• Next, choose the
'Type'
of schedule by pressing the
drop down menu. Options include: Dated, Weekly,
Continuous. Select
'Weekly'
to create a complete 7-
day schedule.
Note:
'Dated'
will allow users to set a specific time
and date for the system to be active. The date can be
set to a single day or a specific day each month or
each year.
'Continuous'
will allow users to select a
start time and date and end time and date for the
system to be active continuously.
• For
'Priority'
, select
'Normal'
to create an occu-
pied/unoccupied status in the applicable zone, for a
certain time duration, for certain days dependent on
the type of schedule selected.
Note:
The time slot must be vacant for the schedule
to be effective. Choosing
'Override'
will reverse a
normal schedule which is in place by turning an
occupied time to unoccupied or vice versa.
Press
<Next>
when complete
Press the times to edit the
'Starts:'
and
'Ends:'
times. Select desired
'Days:'
of the week schedule is
to be active.
Optional:
Users can input a date range by pressing
<Yes>
and selecting
'Starts:'
and
'Ends'
dates.
Note:
For 24/7 schedule, select all week days and
select
<All Day Event>
for the start and end times.
Press
<Save>
when complete.
The
Calendar View
screen populates the schedule.
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