Specifications

Intelligent Building Series C-Touch Programming Reference

7.6 Schedules

A schedule is used whenever something has to occur at a particular time. This

can be an event that occurs only once or something that is repeated time and

time again. The unit has a list of things to do, and every second it checks

whether one of those things should be done at this particular time. Every

schedule creates a new entry in that list.

Generally, schedules are independent of each other. However, sometimes, one

schedule but not another must be executed depending upon some condition.

For example the schedule of watering used in the summer (every two days, at

night) might be quite different than the winter schedule (every week, while at

work during the day) both schedules can’t apply; it’s one or the other. This is

called a “mutually exclusive” scheduling situation.

It is possible set up mutually exclusive schedules to handle this kind of situation

by means of different levels on a group address. See the section on the

Schedule Editor for details.

7.6.1 Schedule Manager

The Schedule Manager displays all schedules in a project and whether

they are enabled or not. It also provides a way to add, copy, edit and

delete schedules as a whole.

The Schedule Manager dialogue box is shown by selecting

dit | Schedule | Edit Schedule or the schedule manager toolbar button

(shown below.)