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Figure 9.12: Schedules dialog
For each day-of-the-week, the arm time (time the schedule becomes active) and disarm time
(time the schedule becomes inactive) are displayed. To edit the arm and disarm times, click
the [Edit Schedule Times] button. Double clicking the number of the schedule allows you to
name the schedules.
Element
This schedule defines the
check-in times
[Edit Schedule Times]
[View Alarm Groups]
Ignore Holidays for this
Schedule
9.7.1
Ignore Holidays for this schedule
Each schedule can use the holiday dates as exceptions. Schedules are activated (armed)
following the normal schedules if the holiday dates are configured to be ignored. Otherwise,
the schedules are activated the entire day for the holiday dates.
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Usage/Description
One of the ten schedules can be used to define the check-in
times for those subscribers that must check-in. Click on the
schedule for the check-in schedule, highlighting it. Then check
this checkbox, to set the selected schedule as the check-in
schedule. Both the arm time and disarm time must be
programmed for every day the check-ins must take place. The
arm time is the start of the check-in schedule and it must occur
before the disarm time that marks the end of the check-in
schedule for that day.
Clicking this button displays the Edit Schedule Times dialog so
the day of week arm and disarm schedule times can be edited.
Clicking this button displays the View Alarm Groups dialog.
This screen shows the alarm groups assigned to the selected
schedule and their current arming state.
Each schedule can use the holiday dates as exceptions.
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