Difference between dispatch time in po and scheduled time in job

Hi all ,
can any one please explain me
what is the exact difference between dispatch time maintained in po and time/date set for job schedule
here my question is ,i maintained dispatch time as send job with periodically in PO and i had maintained date/time in job process steps with some period.
when po message is triggered ,which time will be consider system.time specified in job schedule or dispatch time in Po.
which one consider first?
Thanks
konidala

Dispatch time that is set up as part of the message output condition records, drives at which event does the output be transmitted. Conversely, the date/time during the batch job set up is the time when the batch job must execute the program.
For example, if you had selected the dispatch time for output NEU in the PO to be '1' and you had set up ME9F program as a background job running daily once at 1PM, when the PO is created and saved at 10AM, the output type NEU will be triggered and will be held in queue. At 1PM when ME9F program is run as part of the background job, it'll pick up this output type for execution and transmission.

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