Timed Override; Figure 41. Special Event Schedule (Main>Configuration>Sched>Schedule Icon>Special Events) - McQuay MicroTech II Operation Manual

Figure 41. Special Event Schedule (Main>Configuration>Sched>Schedule Icon>Special Events)
As shown in Figure 41, the special-event schedule has four adjustable fields: description, priority, period and start/stop
times. Start/stop times are edited as described in the weekly schedule section above. When you have finished making
changes to the special-events schedule, click the Save button to enter your changes. When a Special-event is active, the
CSM's system status is "On: Schedule."
For example: the schedule shown above starts the chiller system at 4:30 a.m. on July 3, and shuts down 7.5 hours later.
Assume that your building is a department store and on Saturday July 3rd there is a sale that requires the chiller system to
start up at 4:30 a.m. and shut down at 12:00 p.m. on the same day. The normal start and stop times are 6:00 a.m. and 11:00
p.m. for Saturday. Although you can change the normal Saturday schedules for the sale (and then change them back before
the next Saturday), it is much easier to enter a one-event schedule.
To remove a special-event, go to Main > Configuration > Sched > Schedule Icon > Special Events, check the special-event
which you want to remove, and click DELETE.

Timed Override

With the Override Time variable, you can manually set a timer that set the CSM to occupied for the length of time
specified. Override Time can be set for any amount of time up to 60 hours. After it is set, the Override Time variable shows
the time remaining in the override period whenever you re-enter the Sched screen. You can reset it (up or down) at any
time. When the Override Time variable is counting down, the CSM's system status is "On: Schedule."
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