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How does BACnet handle scheduling and programming?
How does BACnet handle scheduling and programming?
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- A Schedule is an object in the BACnet system that defines a series of times and actions to be performed at specific times. Schedules can be used to control certain functions in a building or to schedule certain events or actions, such as turning lights or air conditioners on or off.
- A programming object is another object in the BACnet system that contains programming logic that is used to perform specific actions. Programming objects can be used to implement more complex logic and control, such as changing settings when certain conditions occur or performing actions based on events.
Overall, BACnet supports scheduling and programming by allowing users to define and manage schedules and programming objects to facilitate the automation and control of devices and systems in a building.
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