Programming; The Basics Of Isy Programs - Universal Devices ISY-994i User Manual

Value 22 - Unknown Precipitation (May Occur in an automated observation station,
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which cannot determine the precip type falling.)
Value 23 - Volcanic ash
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Value 24 - Water spouts
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Value 25 - Freezing fog
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Value 26 - Freezing drizzle
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Value 27 - Freezing rain
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Value 28 - Freezing spray
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Climate Cloud Condition defines things such as clear, sunny, cloudy, etc.
Value 1 - Clear - Cloud coverage is 0-7% of the sky.
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Value 2 - Fair/mostly sunny - Cloud coverage is 7-32% of the sky.
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Value 3 - Partly cloudy - Cloud coverage is 32-70% of the sky.
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Value 4 - Mostly cloudy - Cloud coverage is 70-95% of the sky.
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Value 5 – Cloudy
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9 Programming

9.1 The Basics of ISY Programs

ISY Programs are created using simple buttons and pull-down menus. The ISY allows you
to easily create simple programs yet is flexible and sophisticated enough to allow powerful
and complex programming.
NOTE: Unlike Scenes, Programs require that the ISY is online in order to function.
There are several buttons available on the bottom-left of the Administrative Console used
to create and manage your Programs:
New Program. This button creates a new ISY Program. Once a Program is created, it can
be edited and modified as needed.
New Folder. This button creates a new folder in your Program hierarchy.
Save Changes. The ISY requires that you save your changes before they become active.
Please be sure to save periodically as you create and edit your ISY Programs.
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