DOE-2 Reference Manual Version 2.1 - DOE2.com

Examp le:SET-DEFAULT FOR WINDOwWIDTH = 6.5 HEIGHT = 4GLASS-TYPE = WEST-GLASSThe above example would set the width and height defaults for windows to 6.5feet and 4.0 feet respectively, and the GLASS-TYPE to that defined in aGLASS-TYPE instruction U-named WEST-GLASS.8. DAY-SCHEDULEThe DAY-SCHEDULE instruction is used to define a sequence of 24 hourlyvalues. The DAY-SCHEDULE instruction is used in conjunction with theWEEK-SCHEDULE and SCHEDULE instructions to define an hour-by-hour schedule foran entire year. (For information on how these instructions are coordinated,see Scheduling Concepts section.)The instruction takes the formU-name = DAY-SCHEDULE HOURS = (h) VALUES = (v) ..where U-name is the user-assigned name of a particular DAY-SCHEDULE instruction,HOURS and VALUES are the keywords for the instruction, and h and v arethe values assigned to the keywords. The sequence HOURS = (h) VALUES = (v)may be repeated as many times as necessary to define values tor all 24 hoursof the day. The values of h assigned to HOURS vary from 1 to 24, where hour 1is defined to end at 1:00 AM. The values of v can be 0 (indicating OFF,UNOCCUPIED, etc.), 1 (indicating ON, OCCUPIED, etc.), decimal fractions betweeno and 1 (meaning the fraction of a maximum capacity that is permitted), numbersgreater than 1 (indicating temperature set points, etc.) or even +1, 0, or -1(indicating window operating positions). The values input depend upon thetype of schedule being specified. Care should be exercised in setting thevalue of v because a range check for maximum and minimum values is notperformed.Example 1:DS1 = DAY-SCHEDULE HOURS = (1,24) VALUES = (68.) ..The above instruction assigns the single value of 68.0 to all 24 hoursof the DAY-SCHEDULE.1],23 (Revised 5/81)