Home Thermostat Schedule Page

The Thermostat Schedule page helps you assign a schedule for automatically adjusting your home's temperature at pre-specified days and times. Typically this means assigning which days are weekdays (workdays) and which days are weekend (at home) days, though you can also have other schedules to use for selected days. The first time you access the Thermostat Schedule page, a wizard walks you through setting up the specific times and temperatures you want to set for workdays and weekends. The Thermostat Schedule page allows you to update which days of the week you want to assign to workday and weekend schedules or to add additional schedules if needed.

For more information on thermostat schedules and for strategies when scheduling multiple rooms or zones (for homes with multiple thermostats), refer to the topic Overview of Thermostats.

To assign a schedule to a day of the week:

1. In the schedule table, notice that there are rows for each schedule. For example, by default there are rows for Workday and Day off (you have the ability to rename or delete these default schedules). If you have created additional schedules, those schedules also appear as rows.
2. On the schedule row, simply click the days you want to assign to that schedule. For example, you might click the Day off row for Saturday and Sunday. The box becomes shaded to indicate that the schedule is applied to that day. You can assign only one schedule to each day.

To edit a schedule, such as time and temperature settings:

1. Click the schedule name in the table.
2. The Set Schedule page opens, allowing you to edit such things as time and temperature activation, whether to apply the schedule to a specific zone or to the entire home (if you have multiple thermostats), and the schedule name.

To add a new schedule to the table:

1. Click the + button for Add Schedule.
2. A new schedule row is added to the table. It is initially given a generic schedule name (which you will be able to change next).
3. Click the new schedule name in the table to specify the schedule details.
4. The Set Schedule page opens, allowing you to edit your the new schedule. You can edit such things as time and temperature activation, whether to apply the schedule to a specific zone or to the entire home (if you have multiple thermostats), and the schedule name.

To delete a schedule from the table:

1. Place your mouse over the schedule name in the table.
2. When the name becomes highlighted, click the X button that you see to the left of the schedule name.
3. When prompted, confirm that you want to delete the schedule.

To restore your schedules back to the system defaults:

Note that if you restore your schedules back to the system defaults, you will lose any custom schedules you may have created.

1. Exit out of your thermostat page and access the thermostat settings page by clicking the My Settings menu and then clicking the Thermostat option.
2. Click the Restore weekly schedules button.
3. When prompted, confirm that you want to restore your schedules.