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# Create Schedule – Step by Step

1. **Schedule Name**
   * The "**Name**" field is mandatory. Enter a descriptive name for the schedule that reflects its purpose, such as “Morning Lighting” or “Turn Off Heating in the Afternoon.”
2. **Select Type**
   * There are two types of schedules:
     * **Weekdays:** Choose specific days of the week (e.g., Mon, Tue, Wed) on which the schedule should run.
     * **Date:** For one-time events, select a specific date on which the schedule should execute.
3. **Select Time**
   * You can define the time at which the schedule should trigger in various ways:
     * **Fixed Time:** Enter an exact time (e.g., 9:09 AM) when the action should occur.
     * **Sunrise or Sunset:** Set the schedule to trigger at sunrise or sunset, with the time adjusting automatically based on natural events.
4. **Assign Scenes**
   * Assign one or more scenes to the schedule that will be activated when the schedule runs. Simply check the box next to the desired scene, e.g., “**Test Scene**”
5. **Activation Status**

   * Ensure that the "Active" checkbox is selected so that the schedule is enabled after creation.

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