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    This document provides a configuration guide for a DZ3 scheduler using Spring. It outlines the necessary components including an existing thermostat definition, period definition to define times, a status definition to set temperatures, and a scheduler definition to map periods to statuses for each thermostat. Examples are given for defining a weekday morning period from 6:15am to 10am and setting a temperature of 18C. The configuration ensures the scheduler will start and map the provided sample period and status to the thermostat. Basic troubleshooting steps are also included.

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    This document provides a configuration guide for a DZ3 scheduler using Spring. It outlines the necessary components including an existing thermostat definition, period definition to define times, a status definition to set temperatures, and a scheduler definition to map periods to statuses for each thermostat. Examples are given for defining a weekday morning period from 6:15am to 10am and setting a temperature of 18C. The configuration ensures the scheduler will start and map the provided sample period and status to the thermostat. Basic troubleshooting steps are also included.

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    This document provides a configuration guide for a DZ3 scheduler using Spring. It outlines the necessary components including an existing thermostat definition, period definition to define times, a status definition to set temperatures, and a scheduler definition to map periods to statuses for each thermostat. Examples are given for defining a weekday morning period from 6:15am to 10am and setting a temperature of 18C. The configuration ensures the scheduler will start and map the provided sample period and status to the thermostat. Basic troubleshooting steps are also included.

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    DZ3 Scheduller

    Bootstrap Configuration Guide

    Not A Final Solution


    Used until GUI based configuration is implemented Later, used as a bootstrap, background or fallback Current recommended solution: Google Calendar Integration, see Configuration Guide for details

    Necessary Components
    Existing thermostat definition (see Configuration Guide) Period definition Status definition Scheduler definition

    Period Definition
    <bean id="period-weekday-morning" class="net.sf.dz3.scheduler.Period"> <!-- Period name --> <constructor-arg index="0" type="java.lang.String" value="Morning"/> <!-- Start time* --> <constructor-arg index="1" type="java.lang.String" value="06:15"/> <!-- End time* --> <constructor-arg index="2" type="java.lang.String" value="10:00"/> <!-- Recurrence** --> <constructor-arg index="3" type="java.lang.String" value="MTWTF "/> </bean>

    * Neither start nor end time can cross midnight yet. Latest end time is 23:59. Minimum period duration is 1 minute. ** Space denotes "not present", anything else "present". Examples: "..... ", "+++++ ", "MTWTF " - Weekdays "M W F S" - Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday " XX" Weekends

    Status Definition
    <bean id="status-18c" class="net.sf.dz3.device.model.impl.ZoneStatusImpl"> <!-- Setpoint --> <constructor-arg index="0" value="18.0"/> <!-- Dump priority. Not used yet, value of 0 is recommended --> <constructor-arg index="1" value="0"/> <!-- Enabled --> <constructor-arg index="2" value="true"/> <!-- Voting --> <constructor-arg index="3" value="true"/> </bean>

    Scheduler Definition
    <!-- Put this right after thermostats definition --> <!-- Don't forget the init-method attribute! --> <bean id="scheduler" class="net.sf.dz3.scheduler.Scheduler" init-method="start"> <constructor-arg> <map> <entry> <!-- Reference to existing thermostat --> <key><ref bean="thermostat-office"/></key> <map> <entry> <!-- Reference to existing period --> <key><ref bean="period-weekday-morning"/></key> <!-- Reference to existing status --> <ref bean="status-18c"/> </entry> <!-- More period:status pairs here -> </map> </entry> <!-- More thermostat:schedule pairs here --> </map> </constructor-arg> </bean>

    You're done
    Your scheduler is now configured. You might want to add it to JMX instrumentation, just in case (there's not much to look at now, but will be later).

    Trouble?
    Option one: Source Code + Spring IoC Container documentation Option two: DZ mailing list

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