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Daveallen: /* Managing Multiple Schedules */

2020-07-02T18:20:20Z

Managing Multiple Schedules

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	Up to ten weekly schedules can be stored in FLASH memory to be transferred to active schedule memory when the associated macro code is executed. The macro code can be programmed anywhere a selection number is normally entered. It is generally not a good idea to place these schedule activation codes in a weekly schedule unless it is a temporary schedule and you want to replace it with a default later in the week.		Up to ten weekly schedules can be stored in FLASH memory to be transferred to active schedule memory when the associated macro code is executed. The macro code can be programmed anywhere a selection number is normally entered. It is generally not a good idea to place these schedule activation codes in a weekly schedule unless it is a temporary schedule and you want to replace it with a default later in the week.

			Always save the schedule to your hard drive before loading in the carillon. The file name will be displayed beside the schedule macro button after loading (shown as No Schedule when blank). When a macro code is used to activate a schedule, the file name will be displayed at the bottom right of the menu screen to let you know what schedule is currently active.

	Typically you will have a schedule for various times of the year. The one-time or annual event schedules are the logical place to program the schedule transfer macros at the appropriate time. The macro codes are 7930 – 7939.		Typically you will have a schedule for various times of the year. The one-time or annual event schedules are the logical place to program the schedule transfer macros at the appropriate time. The macro codes are 7930 – 7939.

Daveallen: /* Transferring Data to/from the Carillon */

2020-07-02T18:17:12Z

Transferring Data to/from the Carillon

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	=== Put Schedule to the Carillon ===		=== Put Schedule to the Carillon ===

	As you are composing a new schedule, it is a good idea to save the file periodically. When ~~it is~~ finished, it might be a good idea to double check codes and settings and look over the Edit Time Strikes/Auto Levels view.		As you are composing a new schedule, it is a good idea to '''save the file periodically'''. Saving your schedule to the PC's drive also gives the schedule a name so you can see which schedules have been loaded in the carillon. The name of the most recently loaded schedule is shown in the bottom right corner of Management Suite's menu window.

			When you have finished editing, it might be a good idea to double check codes and settings and look over the Edit Time Strikes/Auto Levels view.
	Connect the carillon to your PC. Open the Management Suite software. Notice whether the status bar indicates “Not Connected” or “Ready.”		Connect the carillon to your PC. Open the Management Suite software. Notice whether the status bar indicates “Not Connected” or “Ready.”

Daveallen: link to macro code ref

2018-01-18T15:49:27Z

link to macro code ref

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	=== Selections ===		=== Selections ===

	You will notice four sets of “0000” for every quarter-hour under Selections in a new schedule listing. These are fields that hold selections for anything other than time strike ~~programs~~. If you are entering a specific song or bell ringing operation, the selection number is entered directly into the selection field. You can also copy and paste the selection number using Ctrl-C and Ctrl-V.		You will notice four sets of “0000” for every quarter-hour under Selections in a new schedule listing. These are fields that hold selections for anything other than time strike programming and level setting. If you are entering a specific song or bell ringing operation, the selection number is entered directly into the selection field. You can also copy and paste the selection number using Ctrl-C and Ctrl-V. [[Macro_code_reference\|Macro codes]] that perform various additional operations can be inserted with four digits in this line as well.

	If you don’t want to begin ringing on the quarter-hour, a pause macro can be programmed to delay the beginning of the program. Pause macro codes are on the pull-down menu in each selection field. For example if you want to ring a swinging bell at 8:55, program an eight-minute and then a two-minute pause before the ringing code in the 8:45 time slot.		If you don’t want to begin ringing on the quarter-hour, a pause macro can be programmed to delay the beginning of the program. Pause macro codes are on the pull-down menu in each selection field. For example if you want to ring a swinging bell at 8:55, program an eight-minute and then a two-minute pause before the ringing code in the 8:45 time slot.

Daveallen: bc

2017-01-14T00:09:19Z

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	Typically you will have a schedule for various times of the year. The one-time or annual event schedules are the logical place to program the schedule transfer macros at the appropriate time. The macro codes are 7930 – 7939.		Typically you will have a schedule for various times of the year. The one-time or annual event schedules are the logical place to program the schedule transfer macros at the appropriate time. The macro codes are 7930 – 7939.
	Any edits made to the active schedule either from the system front panel editing screen or with the Scheduler application will not affect the copy in FLASH memory. The next time a macro overwrites active memory, changes will be lost if they are not saved with the Scheduler application. No provision is made to transfer a schedule to FLASH except with the Scheduler application.		Any edits made to the active schedule either from the system front panel editing screen or with the Scheduler application will not affect the copy in FLASH memory. The next time a macro overwrites active memory, changes will be lost if they are not saved with the Scheduler application. No provision is made to transfer a schedule to FLASH except with the Scheduler application.

			<div style="font-size:84%">'''[[Chime_Master_Help\|Help]] > [[Operating manuals]] > [[Using_Management_Suite\|Management Suite]]'''</div>


	[[Category:Management Suite]]		[[Category:Management Suite]]

Daveallen: caption

2017-01-13T23:40:14Z

caption

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	<div style="font-size:84%">'''[[Chime_Master_Help\|Help]] > [[Operating manuals]] > [[Using_Management_Suite\|Management Suite]]'''</div>		<div style="font-size:84%">'''[[Chime_Master_Help\|Help]] > [[Operating manuals]] > [[Using_Management_Suite\|Management Suite]]'''</div>

	[[File:MS2201-btn-sch7.png]]		[[File:MS2201-btn-sch7.png\|Main menu button]]
	[[File:Suite-week-toolbar.png\|400px\|thumb\|right\|Menu Bar]]		[[File:Suite-week-toolbar.png\|400px\|thumb\|right\|Menu Bar]]

Daveallen: button

2017-01-13T23:39:13Z

button

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			<div style="font-size:84%">'''[[Chime_Master_Help\|Help]] > [[Operating manuals]] > [[Using_Management_Suite\|Management Suite]]'''</div>

			[[File:MS2201-btn-sch7.png]]
	[[File:Suite-week-toolbar.png\|400px\|thumb\|right\|Menu Bar]]		[[File:Suite-week-toolbar.png\|400px\|thumb\|right\|Menu Bar]]

Daveallen: title lookup and heading priorities

2015-12-14T14:16:00Z

title lookup and heading priorities

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	The Show Device Titles tool bar button is used to view this library once it is downloaded. This feature is a useful tool when composing your schedule, to look up numbers for music titles and options. You can use copy (ctrl-c) and paste (ctrl-v) to put these numbers into your schedule editing fields.		The Show Device Titles tool bar button is used to view this library once it is downloaded. This feature is a useful tool when composing your schedule, to look up numbers for music titles and options. You can use copy (ctrl-c) and paste (ctrl-v) to put these numbers into your schedule editing fields.

	== Get Schedule from Carillon ==		==== Viewing titles while editing ====

			In order to view the title lookup window while editing the schedule, you should open it before you open the editing screen. Then arrange the screens side by side as shown here.

			[[File:Suite-5-10-week-titles.png]]

			=== Get Schedule from Carillon ===

	Click the Get Schedule from Device tool bar button or choose it under the Device menu. You will be prompted to confirm (Free) or choose to retrieve one of the macro schedules (Premium). A new window will display the current schedule.		Click the Get Schedule from Device tool bar button or choose it under the Device menu. You will be prompted to confirm (Free) or choose to retrieve one of the macro schedules (Premium). A new window will display the current schedule.
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	[[File:Suite-5-10-week-put-prem.png\|400px\|thumb\|left\|Premium put schedule]]		[[File:Suite-5-10-week-put-prem.png\|400px\|thumb\|left\|Premium put schedule]]

	=== Managing Multiple Schedules ===		== Managing Multiple Schedules ==

	Only the Premium Management Suite supports multiple weekly schedules.		Only the Premium Management Suite supports multiple weekly schedules.

Charles Barkley: link to volume editing page

2015-09-25T20:33:01Z

link to volume editing page

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	#Click the Edit Selections button. A new window will pop up with tabbed panels that can be used to select timeslots and make changes. Use the Selected tab to edit the existing time slots you have selected above.		#Click the Edit Selections button. A new window will pop up with tabbed panels that can be used to select timeslots and make changes. Use the Selected tab to edit the existing time slots you have selected above.

	== Time ~~Strikes/Auto Levels~~ Editing ==		== Time Strike Editing ==

	[[File:Suite-5-10-week-tslvl.png]]		[[File:Suite-5-10-week-tslvl.png]]

	~~This is a view of the graphical editor for time strike and outside level scheduling on a weekly basis.~~		Time strike options and [[Scheduler_volume_MS\|scheduled volume level]] (for digital carillons) changes can easily be set in the Time Strikes/Auto Levels edit mode. Click the Edit Time Strikes/Auto Levels button. This window represents each quarter hour of the week as cells of a grid.

	Time strike options and scheduled volume level changes can easily be set in the Time Strikes/Auto Levels edit mode. Click the Edit Time Strikes/Auto Levels button. This window represents each quarter hour of the week as cells of a grid.

	White cells have the time strike turned off. The CHM (chime melody) mode is programmed in those time slots whose cells are colored light blue and have a musical note at the top of the cell. The STK (strike only) mode is programmed in those time slots colored yellow with a hammer at the top of the cell. These options are detailed below.		White cells have the time strike turned off. The CHM (chime melody) mode is programmed in those time slots whose cells are colored light blue and have a musical note at the top of the cell. The STK (strike only) mode is programmed in those time slots colored yellow with a hammer at the top of the cell. These options are detailed below.

Charles Barkley: /* Time Strikes - removed Auto Levels Editing */

2015-09-25T20:26:42Z

Time Strikes - removed Auto Levels Editing

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	After making changes you can deselect all selected times by clicking in the areas to the left or right of the grid or beginning a new selection without holding the Ctrl key.		After making changes you can deselect all selected times by clicking in the areas to the left or right of the grid or beginning a new selection without holding the Ctrl key.

	~~=== Volume Level ===~~

	Changing the volume level throughout a 24-hour day and on different days of the week can be accommodating to the surrounding community and compensate for changes in ambient noise levels (such as rush-hour traffic or early morning calm). The outside speaker level can be set at 1-8 (quiet to loud), the default being 6. The level is shown on the Time Strikes/Auto Levels panel in as a bar graph with one to eight segments.

	~~Using one of the selection methods, enable Level and choose the desired level number from the pull-down list. Repeat for as many changes in volume level that are needed at various times.~~

	=== Time Strike Options ===		=== Time Strike Options ===

Charles Barkley: moved and clarified put schedule

2015-09-25T15:26:42Z

moved and clarified put schedule

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	The Show Device Titles tool bar button is used to view this library once it is downloaded. This feature is a useful tool when composing your schedule, to look up numbers for music titles and options. You can use copy (ctrl-c) and paste (ctrl-v) to put these numbers into your schedule editing fields.		The Show Device Titles tool bar button is used to view this library once it is downloaded. This feature is a useful tool when composing your schedule, to look up numbers for music titles and options. You can use copy (ctrl-c) and paste (ctrl-v) to put these numbers into your schedule editing fields.

	=== ~~Uploading Schedules~~ to the Carillon ===		== Get Schedule from Carillon ==

			Click the Get Schedule from Device tool bar button or choose it under the Device menu. You will be prompted to confirm (Free) or choose to retrieve one of the macro schedules (Premium). A new window will display the current schedule.

			It is not saved automatically, but will prompt you to save it to a file when closing the window before saving.

			=== Put Schedule to the Carillon ===

	As you are composing a new schedule, it is a good idea to save the file periodically. When it is finished, it might be a good idea to double check codes and settings and look over the Edit Time Strikes/Auto Levels view.		As you are composing a new schedule, it is a good idea to save the file periodically. When it is finished, it might be a good idea to double check codes and settings and look over the Edit Time Strikes/Auto Levels view.
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	Typically you will have a schedule for various times of the year. The one-time or annual event schedules are the logical place to program the schedule transfer macros at the appropriate time. The macro codes are 7930 – 7939.		Typically you will have a schedule for various times of the year. The one-time or annual event schedules are the logical place to program the schedule transfer macros at the appropriate time. The macro codes are 7930 – 7939.
	Any edits made to the active schedule either from the system front panel editing screen or with the Scheduler application will not affect the copy in FLASH memory. The next time a macro overwrites active memory, changes will be lost if they are not saved with the Scheduler application. No provision is made to transfer a schedule to FLASH except with the Scheduler application.		Any edits made to the active schedule either from the system front panel editing screen or with the Scheduler application will not affect the copy in FLASH memory. The next time a macro overwrites active memory, changes will be lost if they are not saved with the Scheduler application. No provision is made to transfer a schedule to FLASH except with the Scheduler application.

	~~== Get Schedule from Carillon ==~~

	Click the Get Schedule from Device tool bar button or choose it under the Device menu. You will be prompted to confirm or choose to retrieve a macro schedule. A new window will display the current schedule.

	~~It is not saved automatically, but will prompt you to save it to a file when closing the window before saving.~~

	[[Category:Management Suite]]		[[Category:Management Suite]]