Schedule Configuration - Panasonic GA-ML Series Manual

4.9.4.

Schedule Configuration

Press S (command) on the PoE Schedule Configuration menu, and then you can
see Schedule Configuration Menu as Figure 4-43. You can configure the content of
controlling power-supply and the time to operate with the PoE scheduler (e.g.
month, week, day, and a specific date) on this screen.
PNxxxxxx Local Management System
PoE Schedule Configuration -> Schedule Configuration Menu
PoE Schedule Global Status : Enable
Sorting Method
PoE Schedule:
Index Name
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Change [G]lobal Status
[N]ext Page
[P]revious Page
[C]reate Schedule
[D]elete Schedule
[E]nable or Disable Schedule
Command>
Enter the character in square brackets to select option
Screen Description
PoE Schedule Global
Status
Oper.status
Sorting Method
Total Entries
Index
Name
Class.
Port List
: By Index
Class. Port List Action Status
Figure 4-43: Schedule Configuration
Displays the configuration condition of PoE scheduler.
Displays the operation condition of PoE scheduler.
Displays the configuration in the order of display.
By Index
By Next Execution
Time
Displays the number of schedules, which are in the progress of being cre-
ated.
Displays the index number of a schedule.
Displays a schedule name.
Displays a class of PoE schedule.
Daily Schedule runs (or operates) on the time, which is configured,
everyday.
Weekly A schedule runs on the time of the date, which is configured
weekly.
Montly A schedule runs on the time of the date, which is configured
monthly.
DateList A schedule runs on the time of the date, which is configured
by users.
Displays the port-number, which is created on a port list.
Oper.status : Enable
Total Entries : 0
Next Execution Time
Show Port [L]ist
Show [S]chedule Entry
[M]odify Schedule
Display Schedule [B]y Port
S[o]rting Entry Method
[Q]uit to previous menu
Displays in the order of the Index number.
Displays in the order of an execution time for the
next time.
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