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Examples of schedules:
The trigger for a home automation are the condition and the schedule . If the condition
and the schedule are met, the home automation is executed.
Depending upon if you have defined a point in time or a period in your schedule, the
home automation is executed under different circumstances.
Let us assume that whenever you arm your alarm panel (“condition”
 “mode”  “arm”),
you want to switch off a wireless power plus at a certain time.
Point in time (once, every month, sunrise, sunset)
If the set point in time is reached and the condition is met (in this case the alarm panel in
arm mode), the power switch is turned off. In other words, the schedules triggers the
automation.
Period (always, weekday, every day, every week, daytime)
If the alarm panel is armed during the set period, the wireless is turned off. The condition
triggers the automation.
Hybrid: If e.g. “Every day: 12:00 – 24:00” was selected as the period, then, the action is
executed every day at 12 o‘clock if the alarm system is disarmed at the time. On the other
hand, the action is executed every day between 12:00 and 24:00 too, if the alarm panel
is set to disarm mode during this
period .
Note:

If you arm the alarm panel by means of a schedule, the alarm panel will not
automatically by disarmed after the set time period. You need to set up a
second automation rule to disarm the alarm panel!
This is similar for any automation rule following a schedule, e.g. switching a
wireless power supply device on. You always need a second rule to switch it
off again.