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the
Change
button.
In this example, we are going to highlight the
Follow
Me
preference and press the
Select
button.
Now the next time you toggle to that status the action
you defined will be taken.
Overview
The purpose of the Time Conditions application is to
let you override your normal time condition rules to in
order force a matched or unmatched state. (i.e. "Open
for Business" vs. "Closed for Business" or "Day" vs.
"Night.")
There are two types of
overrides,
Temporary
and
Permanent
.
Sample Use Cases
Temporary Override (Matched or UnMatched)
-
For example, it's 4:00 PM on a Friday. Your normal
time condition rule says to put the system in
Unmatched (night) mode at 5:00PM, but you want to
leave early. Setting a "Temporary Override" will put
the system into Unmatched mode (night) until the next
scheduled time change. From there on, the time
condition schedule will take over. In our example the
override would kick in until 5:00PM, then at 5:00PM
the normal schedule will keep the system in
Unmatched mode, since that is what the schedule was
set up to do.
Permanent Override (Matched or Un-Matched)
-
For example, it's 4:00 PM on a Thursday. Your normal
time condition rule says to put the system in
Unmatched (night) mode at 5:00PM, but you want to
leave early, and tomorrow is a holiday. Your business
will be closed all day on Friday. Setting a "Permanent
Override" (Unmatched) will put the system into
Unmatched (night) mode and leave it in that mode until
you go back into the application and tell it to reset the
override, which will then force the system to use the
automated schedule you created.
Viewing Time Conditions
Press the
Time Conditions
button on your
phone.
After launching this application, you can see a list of
all the time conditions you have permissions for. It will
show the name and feature code, and current override
state of the time condition (if set).
