Typically, the scheduling application in Tracer Ensemble sees and manipulates scheduling information as it exists in the Tracer Ensemble database. Once your changes are completed, Tracer Ensemble writes the changes to the building panels in a format they can use to execute the schedule. As a result, what you see in Tracer Ensemble can look different than what appears if you look directly in the building panel.
To help you confirm that the resulting schedules in the building panels are what you expect them to be (or to make sure that your changes were actually written to the building panels), you can use Tracer Ensemble to look at the panel schedules as they appear in the panel database.
To view panel schedules:
Note: Because of limited storage capabilities of building panels, schedule exceptions may not be shown in the panel schedule. These events will be written down from Tracer Ensemble as needed.
Note: Exceptions marked "(Non-TES)" were created in Tracer Summit.