Schedule Setup (weekly schedules) tab
To access this tab from the main menu, click , then double-click the a schedule row in the table, and click the Schedule Setup tab.
| Property | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Default Output | read only | When a schedule event (special or weekly) is not defined from another source, the schedule component’s output serves as the
default value. Use the null output option when you do not want to specify either a true or false value by default.
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| Cleanup Expired Events | true (default) or false |
Deletes events.
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| Scan Limit | day, hours, minutes |
Defines how far into the future the system looks when calculating the
Next Time or Next Value property. Make sure that this value is always positive and always greater than 24 hours.
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| Last Modified | read-only |
Indicates the last time that the schedule was modified.
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| Out Source | read-only | Indicates what is currently generating the out value. For example, the Out Source might be coming from the Default Output
value if there is no event scheduled. Or it may be coming from the Input value, if the In property is set to a value other than null.
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| Out (general) | read-only |
Displays the current value of the proxy point including facets and status.
The value depends on the type of control point. Facets define how the value displays, including the value’s number of decimal places, engineering units, or text descriptors for Boolean/enum states. You can edit point facets to poll for additional properties, such as the native statusFlags and/or priorityArray level. Status reports the current health and validity of the value. Status is specified by a combination of status flags, such as fault, overridden, alarm, and so on. If no status flag is set, status is considered normal and reports {ok}. |
| In | read-only |
Reports the current input value.
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| Next Time | Baja AbsTime format, for example: 03-Feb-05 5:00 PM |
Reports the time of the next scheduled output change for the component. If the time is more than a year away, this value is
null.
A typical application is for informational display. If needed, you can link slots into control logic. For example the TimeDifference and CurrentTime objects (kitControl, Timer) also provide AbsTime slots. |
| Next Value | (defaults to {ok}) |
Reports the next scheduled output value. Values are false or {ok}.
This value is meaningless if |
| Usage | String Chooser | Adds information regarding how to use the schedule. This property can help to identify the schedule and improve filtering
options for choosing a schedule from a list.For example, when assigning a schedule to an access right, you might use the Filter window’s Usage property to show only access right schedules.
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| True Text | String Chooser | Defines the text to display when the current time is within the range defined by the schedule. For example, “Unlocked” |
| False Text | String Chooser | Defines the text to display when the current time is outside of the range defined by the schedule. For example, “Locked” |