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1. Troubleshooting

reveal all settings (see diagram 20).

Repeat this process for all other times and their chosen MODES

Duplicate a DAy TyPE:

Choose the DAY TYPE you wish to duplicate (turns blue when button is pressed).

Press the 'Duplicate' button at bottom of screen. New screen appears prompting you to

'Enter name'. Over type if you do not wish that to be the name. Maximum 30 characters

with NO spaces. Press 'OK'

Delete a DAy TyPE:

Choose the DAY TYPE you wish to delete (turns blue when button is pressed).

Prompt appears 'Delete Standard Day' with a warning: 'Deleting this Day Type will

also delete any Exceptions and Weekdays that use it. This action cannot be

undone.' Press 'OK or Cancel'

Rename a DAy TyPE:

Choose the DAY TYPE you wish to rename (turns blue when button is pressed).

Press the 'Rename' button at bottom of screen. New screen appears prompting you

to 'Rename (chosen name of DAY TYPE)'. Over type if you do not wish that to be the

name. Maximum 30 characters with NO spaces. Press 'OK'

Weekly Schedule

Defines which Day Types are assigned to different days of the week. See Diagram 21.

Launch App to display 'ControlZAPP' home page. Press 'Scheduler' button.

Press 'Weekly Schedule' button. If creating a Weekly Schedule for the first time each

day will be allocated 'Standard Day' which will contain Default Mode Settings.

If additional DAY TYPES have been created you can change the DAY TYPES allocated

to any day of the week by pressing the relevant 'Standard Day' button.

New screen appears with a SELECT DAY TYPE and the list of all DAY TYPES you have

created for the PROFILE you are working in. You can while in this screen Edit DAY

TYPES by pressing the 'Edit day Types' button. See Scheduling different Modes in

your Day Types above for Editing DAY TYPES.

Select your preferred DAY TYPE then the screen reverts to the WEEKLY SCHEDULE

screen. Repeat for any other days of the week you wish to change.

Schedule Exceptions

Defines exceptions to your Schedule, eg. Special events, Bank Holidays. See diagram 22.

Launch App to display 'ControlZAPP' home page. Press 'Scheduler' button.

Press 'Schedule Exceptions' button. If creating an 'Exception' for the first time press

the NEW button top right of screen.

New screen appears with the current date and 'Standard Day'. To edit, press this button

and a new screen appears 'EDIT EXCEPTION'

New screen appears SELECT DAY TYPE. Select the Day Type you wish to apply to the

'Exception' (if you have not created an appropriate DAY TYPE you will have to go back

and create it). You can while in this screen Edit DAY TYPES by pressing the 'Edit Day

Types' button. See Scheduling different Modes in your Day Types above for Editing

DAY TYPES.

Select dates on which you wish a 'Schedule Exception' by pressing the 'Starting' or

'Ending' buttons to reveal a new screen with days, months and years, sweep up or

down to allocate correct date between the blue lines. Press 'Set' when complete.

Repeat this process to add additional 'Schedule Exceptions'.

View on Calendar

Colour coded Calendar showing what MODES and DAY TYPES and SCHEDULE

EXCEPTIONS are scheduled on any chosen week or day.

Launch App to display 'ControlZAPP' home page. Press 'Scheduler' button.

Press 'View on Calendar' button to reveal the current month schedule.

If using the initial default settings, all dates will be set as 'Standard Day' with the

overview of preset modes showing: 00.00 Default Mode. See diagram 23.

To view the forthcoming months settings, press the arrow button top right, to view the

preceding months press the arrow button top left.

If you have created different 'Day Types' in your Weekly Schedule or 'Schedule

Exceptions' they can be viewed on this screen by pressing the day you wish to view on

the calendar - the appropriate Modes and their timings will be shown in a table on the

bottom of the screen.

Diagram 20

Diagram 21

Diagram 22

Diagram 23

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