Mass Rule apply
Mass Rule Apply refers to the process of assigning or updating a rule configuration (e.g., Default, Override, HCL) across multiple devices, zones, or tabs simultaneously, instead of configuring each one individually.
Key Highlights:
Enables quick deployment of rules at scale.
Supports bulk selection of devices or groups (e.g., tabs, zones).
Ensures consistent behavior across the selected entities.
This feature is especially useful during initial system setup, seasonal schedule updates, or large-scale behavior changes
Navigate to Mass Rule apply page by clicking on Settings > IQnext Settings > Device Rule Settings > Mass Rule Apply
Select device rule.
Users will get two options, Lighting rules and HVAC rules.
On hovering on any of the options, one can check all the given devices and select any of them.
After selecting the device rule, it can be applied based on preference, i.e, building and floor, department, room category. Select whichever fits the situation.
If building and floor is selected, a list of all buildings and floors will be displayed. Select accordingly.
If a department is selected, a list of all the departments will be displayed. Choose accordingly.
If a room category is selected, a list of all the categories will be displayed. Choose accordingly.
Caution must be exercised while performing mass rule apply. Be sure of the changes being made
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