In this guide you will learn how to create daily and holiday schedules for areas.
A shared schedule applies to the devices you select inside one area, so you set the heating pattern once instead of device by device.
Navigate to the "Areas" tab in the top menu and select the area you want to create a schedule for from the list on the left side. Open the "Schedules" tab and click "Add schedule".
There are two types of schedule:
- Daily schedule, sets comfort mode for the set period.
- Holiday schedule, sets holiday comfort, constant setback temperature or frost protection for the set period.
Step 1: name and type
Enter the name of the schedule and select the type. You can also assign tags and give the schedule a description.
Step 2: when it is active
Set the active period of the schedule. A schedule can be endless, in which case you only select when it starts. If it should be active for a certain period only, click "Range" and select the start and end date.
For a holiday schedule you also select the mode the devices switch to: holiday comfort, constant setback temperature or frost protection.
Below the date selection you can mark the weekdays the schedule is active on, and on the right side you can set the daily periods.
Step 3 and 4: devices and circuits
Select the devices from the current area the schedule applies to.
Then select the device circuits it applies to.
Step 5: overview
The last step is an overview of the schedule you configured. To finish, click "Save" in the bottom right corner.
Managing schedules
The saved schedule appears under the "Schedules" tab alongside the other shared schedules of the selected area. Selecting a schedule opens its details on the right, including the mode, the devices included and a calendar overview.
To enable or disable a schedule, select it and click the toggle next to "Status". To change it, click "Edit". To remove it, click the three dots to the right of "Edit" and click "Delete".
Devices view
Click "Devices" above the list of schedules to switch from the schedule view to a table of all devices in the area that are part of a shared schedule. It shows which devices and which circuits are currently under the influence of a shared schedule. You can look up a specific device with "Search devices" below the view selector.