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<UCPTscheduleValue>ON</UCPTscheduleValue>

<UCPTscheduleTime>03:40</UCPTscheduleTime>

</DayTimeVal>
<DayTimeVal>

<UCPTindex></UCPTindex>

<UCPTscheduleValue>OFF</UCPTscheduleValue>

<UCPTscheduleTime>18:40</UCPTscheduleTime>

</DayTimeVal>

</DayBased>

10.2.1.2.2

Creating a Date-Based Schedule

Table 54 lists and describes the properties that should be defined within each <DateBased>
element.

Table 54 Date-Based Schedule Properties

Property Description

<UCPTindex>

The index number for the date-based schedule.

<UCPTdescription>

A user-defined description of the date-based schedule. This description

can be up to 228 characters long.

<UCPTpriority>

The priority to be assigned the schedule, from 0 (highest priority) to

255 (lowest priority). The priority chosen here must be greater than or
equal to the priority assigned to the data point when the Event

Scheduler attempts to update the data point. If it is not, the data point

will not be updated successfully. For a more detailed description of
data point priority levels, see Data Point Values and Priority Levels on

page 3-5.

<Exception>

The exceptions for the date-based schedule specify the dates on which

the date-based schedule will be active. These exceptions are signified
by a list of <Exception> elements. Each exception must be referenced

by its name (UCPTexceptionName).
You will define the name of an exception and the dates is applies to
when you create it with the Event Calendar application. For more

information on this, seeEvent Calendar on page 12-1.

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