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DATASET 1 CONFIGURATION
The PSN 02 scheduled in the example above (Event 1)
will be active as follows :
From 07:10 to 07:19 From 09:10 to 09:19 From 11:10 to 11:19
From 08:10 to 08:19 From 10:10 to 10:19 From 12:10 to 12:19
EXAMPLE 7
The PSN 04 scheduled in the example above (Event 1)
will be active as follows :
13:07 (i.e. from 13:07:00 to 13:07:59) 13:37 (i.e. from 13:37:00 to 13:37:59)
13:17 (i.e. from 13:17:00 to 13:17:59) 13:47 (i.e. from 13:47:00 to 13:47:59)
13:27 (i.e. from 13:27:00 to 13:27:59) 13:57 (i.e. from 13:57:00 to 13:57:59)
i.e. the asterisk symbol (*) shows that the first digit of the minutes specification (0,1,2,3,4,5) is not crucial, and
the event is enabled any time the second digit is '7'.
DATE SCHEDULING
As far as the date is concerned, there are several options to consider when deciding on the event launch frequency.
* Specific days of the week, e.g. MON, WED, and FRI
* Specific date/dates (e.g. 10
th
March 2001 or 13
th
April any year)
* Every day/on a selected day of every month, etc.
Selecting the Week option disables the Calendar option.
The
DAY menu includes the following options:
Individual day The event is launched any time the date on the clock (day) matches the date selected.
Range of days
The event is launched any time the date on the clock (day) matches any of the days included
within the chosen range.
ALL The event is launched regardless of the day on the clock date.
The
MONTH menu includes the following options:
Individual month The event is launched any time the date on the clock (month) matches the date selected.
ALL The event is launched regardless of the date on the clock (month).
The
YEAR menu includes the following options:
Individual year
The event is launched any time the date on the clock (year) matches the date selected.
ALL
The event is launched regardless of the date on the clock (year).
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