Time Program

Datapoints of the scheduler type (e.g., a heating circuit switching between day and night modes) can follow a recurring weekly schedule known as a Time Program (TPG). This lets you define exact transition times and states for each day of the week.

In Table View, locate the scheduler-type data point you want to configure (e.g., Časový program). Its row will show a SET button in the Actions column. Click SET to open the Time Program editor for that data point.

The “Časový program” data point in Table View, with the SET button in the Actions column used to open its Time Program

The editor header shows the full path of the data point being configured (e.g., /Plynová kotelna/ÚT1 - SEVER), so you can confirm you are editing the correct schedule.

The editor is divided into three tabs:

• TPG – A visual weekly grid showing the schedule at a glance.
• Table view – A list of the exact transition times for each day.
• Exceptions – One-off overrides to the regular weekly schedule.

The TPG tab displays a color-coded weekly grid, with the time of day (00–24) across the top and the days of the week down the side. Each colored block represents a named state that is active during that time range.

TPG tab showing a weekly heating schedule: blue blocks (NOC_II, night) and green blocks (DEN, day)

Each Time Program has a limited number of transitions (“state changes”) that can be scheduled per week. The TPG tab displays this budget directly below the grid:

Schedule will be converted to 15 state changes. Available 199 state changes.

This means a single Time Program supports up to 199 total state changes across the full week. If your schedule requires more transitions than this, simplify the pattern or split the schedule across multiple scheduler data points.

The Table view tab lists every scheduled transition. Each row on the left shows the day, the exact time, and an edit icon; the corresponding state for that transition is shown in the list on the right.

Table view of a weekly Time Program, alternating between NOC_II (night) and DEN (day) states at 00:00, 03:45, and 23:00 each day

Unlike earlier versions of the scheduler, transition times are no longer limited to whole-hour blocks — you can now set precise times such as 03:45 or 23:00. This allows finer control over when a schedule change takes effect, for example aligning a heating circuit's night setback with your building's actual occupancy pattern rather than the nearest hour.

Click the edit icon next to any row to modify that specific transition's time or target state, without needing to rebuild the entire weekly grid.

The Exceptions tab allows you to define one-off overrides to the regular weekly schedule — for example, keeping a heating circuit in day mode on a specific date that would normally fall under the night schedule (such as a holiday or special event).

• Table View – Where scheduler data points and their SET buttons are found.
• Alarms – Configuring alerts related to schedule or state changes.