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In a typical office, there would be one schedule, as follows:
Two Weekly Programs: One for the week days (Mon-Fri) and a second for the weekend and
holidays (Saturday, Sunday, Holidays)
Two Periods per Day: 1) Occupied, when the space is used during normal business hours, and
2) Unoccupied, when the space is not in use.
You use the Configurator to perform the initial setup of schedules, which includes the following:
1. Create Master Schedules: You add up to four Master Schedules for your application.
2. Set the basic parameters for Master Schedules: This entails setting the number of weekly
programs and the days belonging to each, and setting the number of events (periods) per day.
3. Set the basic parameters for Individual Schedules: Each thermostat has its own Individual
Schedule. Like the Master Schedules, you use the Configurator to set the weekly programs and the
number of periods per day.
The Viewer interface described later in Section 3 is then used on a regular basis to set the desired
temperatures and times for each schedule.
To create Master Schedules:
1. Click the Climate tab, then click Master Schedules in the tree structure as shown below:
2. Click Add New ..., type in a name for the new Master Schedule in the dialog that appears, and then
click OK.
3. Repeat for any additional Master Schedules.
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