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Calendar
The Calendar lets you to configure an automatic execution of specific actions at
particular time and date. Panel settings can be automatically adjusted according
to the schedule.
The calendar is configured via menu "7 Calendar" on page 225 in Chapter 5
"Menu reference".
The Calendar functionality is based on schedules.
Schedules
Each schedule includes start and end dates, time frames, and actions to be
performed. It also defines special days, and a filter that activates this schedule.
Maximum numbers of schedules, actions, time frames and special days in the
system are listed in "Specifications > General features" on page 36.
Schedules are defined by the following parameters.
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Date: Start date and end date determine a time period, when the schedule is
valid, or two days when the actions will be activated, depending on time frame
configuration.
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Time: It is possible to define up to 4 time frames for each schedule.
Caution:
Time frames should not overlap.
The time frame is determined by start and end time of the day, and selected
days of the week.
If no week day is selected, the time frame will be valid only on the start and
end days of the schedule (non-recurring schedule). Otherwise, the schedule
will repeat every week (recurring schedule).
Note:
Non-recurring schedule only allows one time frame to be defined.
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Action list: A list of actions that must be performed by the system when the
schedule is active. See "Actions" below.
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Special day time: Alternative time frames, which become valid if the current
day is a special day. See "Special days in schedules" on page 78.
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Filter: A conditional filter that enables the schedule when becomes true. See
also "Condition filters" on page 74.
Actions
Action is a user programmed function, which can be done automatically by the
system according to the programmed schedule.
Every action has the following settings:
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