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How to add a Timer / Schedule
The timer allows you to plan the events in the system. A timer is like a schedule, that can be set to operate once, weekly, or monthly. When the timer is triggered it goes from the normal state into an alarm state. When the timer is turned off it goes back to a normal state.
To create a "Timer" utility, press add button "
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Select timer mode:
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"once" - one-time event;
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"weekly" - every week;
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Timer options | Description | |
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Name | Write lany name to describe your timer/schedule that you can easily recognize and distinguishible. | |
ID | System ID given by the system to the virtual element Timer. | |
Type | Virtual element of type “timer”. | |
Class | System type “devirt”. | |
Device time | Current device time | |
Period of operation | once | one-time event |
weekly | every week | |
monthly | each month, set the Start time, End time, and day in which the timer will be triggered (on the picture You see the Start time is 4:00, End time 18:00, day - 27); |
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schedule |
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like extended weekly, allows you to set the operating time individually for each day of the week. |
Push "ОК", to create a timer.
Now, after reaching the time specified in the "Start Time" (in hours marked in red in schedule mode), the timer will enter into Alarm mode. For this event, you can bind execution logic (see. Creating Adding logic schemes).
Upon reaching the time specified in the "End Time", the timer will return to the Normal mode, this event is also possible binding logic.
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More examples of using a timer can be found here: How to use "Timer".
Once timer
Example of a “once” timer period of operation:
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Once timer options | Description |
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Start date | The exact time when the timer will enter into alarm mode. Year/month/day Hour/minutes/seconds |
End date | The exact time when the timer will enter into normal mode. |
Weekly timer
Example of a “weekly” timer period of operation:
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Weekly timer options | Description |
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Start date | The exact time when the timer will enter into alarm mode. Hour/minutes/seconds |
End date | The exact time when the timer will enter into normal mode. Hour/minutes/seconds |
Days when timer is available | Check the days when the timer is available
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Monthly timer
Example of a “monthly” timer period of operation:
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Monthly timer options | Description |
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Start date | The exact time when the timer will enter into alarm mode. Hour/minutes/seconds. |
End date | The exact time when the timer will enter into normal mode. Hour/minutes/seconds. |
Dates when timer is available | Check the days when the timer is available. Dates available to check are from 1 to 31. |
Schedule timer
Example of a “schedule” timer period of operation:
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Schedule timer options | Description |
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Schedule | The exact time in hours when the timer will enter into alarm mode by a day. |
How to use the “Timer” element
Embedded article: How to use “Timer”
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