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Option <2> Enter start date & interval
This option enters a start date and an interval between event start times. The interval can be days,
hours and minutes. The example in Figure 4.5-5 shows the current date and time, 10:25:45 AM
March 18, 2015, and sets the deployment start at March 18, 2015, 10:45 AM with rotator/sample
duration every 20 minutes. You can then modify events individually if needed.
Figure 4.6-5: Schedule – Option 2
Option <3> Enter start date & end date
This option allows the firmware to calculate the sampling interval based on the entered start and
end dates. Entering a start and end date is convenient when a deployment spans a specific time
period. Each event is spaced evenly throughout the deployment.
Figure 4.6-6: Schedule – Option 3
Selection [2] ? 3
Enter START date and time [11/14/2016 11:53:24] ? 11/14/2016 12 00
Enter END date and time [11/14/2016 11:53:59] ? 11/14/16 15 00 0
Schedule Verification
Event 1 of 21 at 11/14/16 12:00:00
Event 2 of 21 at 11/14/16 12:09:00
Event 3 of 21 at 11/14/16 12:18:00
Event 4 of 21 at 11/14/16 12:27:00
...
Event 19 of 21 at 11/14/16 14:42:00
Event 20 of 21 at 11/14/16 14:51:00
Event 21 of 21 at 11/14/16 15:00:00
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Selection [2] ? 2
Enter START date and time [ 03/18/2015 10:25:45 ] ? 03 18 15 10 45 00
Enter interval
Days (0-365) [ 0] ?
Hours (0- 23) [ 0] ?
Minutes (0- 59) [ 0] ? 20
Schedule Verification
Event 1 of 48 at 03/18/15 10:45:00
Event 2 of 48 at 03/18/15 11:05:00
Event 3 of 48 at 03/18/15 11:25:00
Event 4 of 48 at 03/18/15 11:45:00
. . .
Event 47 of 48 at 03/19/15 02:05:00
Event 48 of 48 at 03/19/15 02:25:00
Modify an event [N] ?y
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Deployment starts
20 minute
intervals