User Guide

Command Syntax
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Use
This command defines specific modes (normal, weekend, etc.) for
each day of the week. Days that have the same schedule are
assigned the same mode.
The mode assigned to a specific day of the week is used in
conjunction with the TOD and TODSET commands to command
points on that day.
Example
110 TODMOD(1,1,1,1,2,4,8)
In this example, Monday through Thursday are assigned to a normal
schedule, Friday is assigned to an extended schedule, Saturday is
assigned to the shortened schedule, and Sunday is assigned to the
weekend schedule.
Notes
• The HOLIDA and TODMOD commands must precede any TOD
or TODSET commands in order for the program to operate
correctly.
• A HOLIDA or TODMOD command in a field panel will only affect
TOD and TODSET commands in that field panel.
• When a holiday date occurs in a HOLIDA command, the system
sets the TODMOD mode number for that day to 16.
See also
HOLIDA, SSTO, TOD, TODSET
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TODSET (Time of day, analog points)
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Syntax
TODSET(mode,recomd,time1,val1,time2,val2,pt1,..., pt10)
NOTE: Valid mode values are described in the table following the
parameter descriptions.
mode Mode number.
• Valid values are 1, 2, 4, 8, or 16.
• Mode numbers can be added together to create
customized schedules for the TOD program.
• Mode number 16 should only be used with the
HOLIDA command.
recomd Determines if the points defined will be commanded after a
return from a power failure (fail-safe position). Recomd (re-
command) is sometimes necessary for field panel
warmstarts.
• Valid values are 0 and 1.
0 = Does not re-command pt1 through pt10 on return
from power failure.
1 = Re-commands pt1 through pt10 on return from
power failure.
time1 Time at which the output points (pt1 through pt10) are
commanded to val1.
• This parameter can be a military time (7:30 p.m. =
19:30), a decimal time (7:30 p.m. = 19.50), a logical
point name, or a local variable.
val1 Analog value which the output points (pt1 through pt10)
assume at time1.
• This parameter can be a military time (7:30 p.m. =
19:30), a decimal time (7:30 p.m. = 19.50), a logical
point name, or a local variable.