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Overview Schedule

Draft — nothing is saved

This is the scheduler editor, working on a config held in the page. It cannot be loaded or saved yet: services have nowhere to store a config, and the behaviour that would run this schedule is not built. Copy the JSON if you want to keep a draft.

Preview

Sun

Show each rule

UTC · nothing set, so UTC

Hover the chart to read a value.

Changes1

Sampledevery 5 min

min17

max17

List the changes

00:00

17 C

Expression

Rules you can use: workdaystemp_curve

Operators: + - * / min()max()clamp()abs()floor()ceil()round()

There are no if-statements on purpose: multiply by a gate to switch something off, and use max() to combine two gates.

Rules

calendar

Days

On during

From	Until
		on from the start time, off at the end time

Value when on Value when off Leave as 1 and 0 to use this as a switch in the expression.

A Mon looks like this:

0006121824

day curve

Output

Time zone

Using UTC (nothing set, so UTC).

Endpoint

Channel

Type

Unit

Check every (s)

Dead-band

⚠ These two are stored but not used yet: nothing publishes this schedule, so nothing reads them. The preview always samples every 5 minutes and applies no dead-band.

Stored config

valid

{
  "granularity_s": 60,
  "dead_band": 0.1,
  "rules": [
    {
      "name": "workdays",
      "kind": "calendar",
      "days": [
        "MO",
        "TU",
        "WE",
        "TH",
        "FR"
      ],
      "windows": [
        {
          "from": "06:00",
          "to": "22:00"
        }
      ],
      "on_value": 1,
      "off_value": 0
    },
    {
      "name": "temp_curve",
      "kind": "daycurve",
      "interpolate": "linear",
      "knots": [
        {
          "at": "00:00",
          "v": 18
        },
        {
          "at": "06:00",
          "v": 21
        },
        {
          "at": "22:00",
          "v": 18
        }
      ]
    }
  ],
  "expression": "max(temp_curve * workdays, 17)",
  "output": {
    "endpoint": 0,
    "channel": "setpoint",
    "value_type": "float",
    "unit": "C"
  }
}