Roberts Gorden CORAYVAC, Руководство по установке

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ROBERTS GORDON
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8.6 Edit Existing Schedule
If at the Home screen, users can access the Calen-
dar View screen by selecting <Menu> then <Sched-
ules> then select the appropriate <Schedule Object
#X> . The Calendar View screen will appear showing
the populated schedule. To open the Schedule Edi-
tor screen, select the day of the week the schedule is
active.
In the Schedule Editor screen, click on the schedule
name or the green bar.
Note: If more than one 'Normal' priority schedule
exists, only one name will appear.
The schedule information will be shown on the
screen. To change the schedule type, priority, or
occupied/unoccupied settings, the schedule must be
deleted by pressing
<Delete> , and a new schedule
must be created. If users want to change the effectiv-
ity times or week days, select
<Next> .
Edit schedule information by pressing the times to
edit the
'Starts:' and 'Ends:' times. Select desired
'Days:' of the week schedule is to be active.
Note: For 24/7 schedule, select all week days and
select <All Day Event> for the start and end times.
Press the arrows to navigate between multiple
schedules.
Note: If multiple 'Normal' schedules were created,
this is where information for all schedules can be
viewed
Users can delete the schedule period by selecting
<Delete Period> or delete all schedules in the zone
by selecting <Delete All> .
Press <Save> when complete.
8.7 Zone Configuration (Zone Setup)
Access the Configuration-Zones screen by select-
ing <Menu> from the Home screen, scroll through
the list of properties and select <Configuration-
Zones> .
Adjust the following settings by pressing the boxes to
the right. Adjust according to the recommended set-
tings.
Recommended settings:
• 'Run Command' : Auto
• 'Set Schedule' : Local Schedule (allows users to
read schedules created).
• 'Set Zone Temp' : Local ZS Sensor (allows users to
read space temperature through zone sensor).
• 'Setpoint Adjust Limit' : 5.0 °F (limits the degree to
which the setpoint can be adjust at the zone sensor).
• 'Mod Ovr Temp Offset' : 5.0 °F (if temperature
within the zone falls this many degrees below the set-
point, a 100% heat request will be activated).
• 'Optimum Start Limit' : 60 minimum (maximum
time allowed (before schedule occupancy) for zone to