00:00 (ET)—Commencement and start of initialization period

One-field period is formed by a plurality of sub-fields, each having an initialization period, a write period, and a sustaining period.

You can update the Warm-Up Period of a deployed module mapping depending on whether or not the warm-up period is complete:

00:00 (ET) - Commencement and Start of Initialization Period

00:00 (ET)—Commencement and start of initialization period

Change the warm-up period for an undeployed module mapping.

00:00 (ET) - Commencement and Start of Initialization Period

To do this, you need to add 9 hours (4+5=9) to the warm-up period of 10, so you would set the new warm-up period to 19 hours.

The warm-up period is complete - You can add hours to the warm-up period by adding the difference between the current time and the First Event Time to the hours that you want to add.

The warm-up period is complete - You can add hours to the warm-up period by adding the difference between the current time and the First Event Time to the hours that you want to add.

Reversing a journal entry is possible in the following period if the initiating period is not the last period of the version

If a Concentrator is shared between two modules with different Lag times, the Concentrator uses separate Lag values for each module mapping.

For example, a warm-up period of 10 hours is complete and the First Event Time shows 12:00:00.

The current (system) time is 16:00:00 (4 hours later) and you want to add 5 more hours to the warm-up time.

The current (system) time is 16:00:00 (4 hours later) and you want to add 5 more hours to the warm-up time.