The door master schedule contains the door types that might be used by a company on a project. See the Master and Standards Databases section for more information about using master databases.
To create and modify door types in the master schedule, go to
Ribbon: DMH: Customization->Master & Standards Customization-> 
Door Master Schedule
Pulldown Menu: DM HVAC->Building Definition->Walls->Door Master Schedule
Door Master Schedule Dialog Box
See the Common Schedule Dialog Box Features section for more information about how this dialog box works. This section describes the Rename, Find, Previous, Next, New, Copy, Save, and Delete buttons.
See the Import from Project Schedule section for more information about importing doors from a project to the master database.
Current Group: The active door type group is listed here. All the door types that are created and modified will be associated with this group.
Select Group: Press this button to open the Door Master Schedule Groups dialog box. The group selected will become the current group. See the Common Groups Dialog Box Features section for more information.
Move to Another Group: Press this button to move the current door type to another group. A dialog box will prompt you to select the other group to which the door type will be moved. The Current Group will be changed to the selected group. This button is disabled if only one group exists.
Copy to Another Group: Press this button to copy the current door type to another group. A dialog box will prompt you to select the other group to which the door type will be copied. A copy of the door type will be created in the other group. This button is disabled if only one group exists.
Type: The name of the surface type.
U-Value: The heat transfer coefficient of the surface.
ASHRAE Type: The surface type as defined in the 1997 ASHRAE Fundamentals Handbook. This value is used to determine the rate of solar heat transfer through the surface. See the ASHRAE Glass Zone, Roof, & Wall Types and Roof, Wall, and Glass Zone Type Tables articles in the knowledge base for more information.
Color: The color of the surface. The CLTD method recommends that you select Dark and not adjust the surface load based upon the color.
| • | Light: The surface is a light color. The cooling load will be reduced by 50% when this color is selected. |
| • | Dark: The surface is a dark color. The cooling load will be taken directly from the CLTD table with no scaling. |
Description: A longer description of the surface type. Displayed when selecting the surface type and in the Export Building Information printout.