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GPC-XP Controller Technical Guide

Section 9: Setting Schedules

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Saving, Restoring & Copying Schedules

Saving Schedules

To save the weekly time schedule, click

. The

File Save

Window

will appear (Figure 75 below). Give the fi le a name in the

“Selected File” fi eld and click

or press

to save.

Figure 75: File Save Window

A message will pop up if the schedule is saved successfully.

Click

to make it disappear.

Restoring Schedules

Click

to restore any previously saved schedule from a

previously saved fi le. Click

. A message will pop up if the

schedule is restored successfully.

Click

to make it disappear.

If you try to load a schedule from one type of controller to a different
type of controller, Prism 2 will display an error message and prevent
you from making this mistake.

Copying Schedules

Click

to copy a schedule to other controllers. The

Copy Setpoints Window will appear (Figure 76).

Select

a range to copy to in the

Range Box

or type unit number(s)

in the

Selected Units Box

and then

click

to start the copy

process. When the copying is complete, the message

Copy Completed

will appear in the bottom status bar of the window.

Click

to

close the window.

Figure 76: Copy Setpoints Window

Set 24 Hour Operation

NOTE: Make sure to save any schedules you desire before

selecting this option.

To set all schedules for continuous operation, click

Operation>

. The

Schedules Window

will display constant operation

for weekends and weekdays (Figure 77 below). In order to return to
the normal schedule, you will need to restore the schedule.

Figure 77: Set 24 Hour Schedule Operation

Erase Schedules

WARNING:

will clear ALL entered

stop/start times, so use with caution.

To erase all schedules, click

. The schedules

will be completely cleared. In order to return to a schedule, you will
need to restore the schedule.