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How to


Products: WebStation
Functionalities: Schedules
Product version: 1.8, 1.9
2/13/2014

Adding a Weekly Event

You add weekly events to a schedule to determine when the event is to regularly occur. Weekly events always occur regularly unless overridden by an exception event.

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A weekly event occurs every week for an extended period of time on a regular basis. You can schedule more than one weekly event for each day of the week.

For example, in an analog schedule, for Monday, you schedule an air vent in a gym to open to 40 % at 08:00 for a yoga class. For a more intense class at 10:00, you schedule the air vent to open to 100 % until 13:00. Finally, at 13:00, you schedule the air vent to close to 60 % until 20:00.

 
action_zoom_plus_stroke Example weekly events for a Monday
Figure: Example weekly events for a Monday

These events occur every Monday unless an exception event overrides the weekly event.

To add a weekly event
  1. In WebStation, in the System Tree pane, select the schedule you want to add the weekly event to.

  2. Click anywhere on the schedule.

  3. Under Event type , click Weekly .

     
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  4. Select All day if the weekly event is to be on or off all day.

  5. In the Start time column, double-click and type a start time for the weekly event.

  6. In the End time column, double-click and type an end time for the weekly event.

  7. In the Value column, double-click and type a value for the weekly event.

  8. Click OK .

    Note:

    To help you avoid mistakes, WebStation warns you when you make changes in a schedule or calendar for today’s date.

  • Weekly Events in WebStation
  • Exception Events in WebStation
  • Schedule Editor in WebStation
  • Schedule Workspace
  • Schedule Event Properties Dialog Box – Weekly View
  • Editing a Weekly Event
  • Editing the Start Time for a Schedule Event
  • Editing the End Time for a Schedule Event
  • Adding a Date Exception Event
  • Adding a Date Range Exception Event
  • Adding a Calculated Exception Event
  • Adding a Calendar Exception Event