Crestron
e-control Vote SW-VOTE
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Server Configuration In Depth
Installation & Reference Guide — DOC. 5822
Disables the Open Vote button in the
Vote Proctor
window until attendance has been
taken. If you close and re-open the
Vote Proctor
window, you will have to take
attendance again before being allowed to take a vote.
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No Chairperson
All the seats are occupied and fully functional. This is the normal setting.
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[Chairperson]
Promoted from floor
When this option is checked, the seat indicated under
Chair seat number
is initially
vacant and will be swapped with another seat in the chamber before voting or taking
attendance. Once the swap is made, the selected seat becomes vacant. Subsequent voting
signals received from the vacant seat will be interpretted and displayed as if they had
came from the chair seat. The following subordinate options are available:
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Manual chair seat selection required
The operator must explicitly indicate which seat to swap with the vacant chair seat
prior to taking attendance or a vote.
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Automatically select seat
When no explicit chair seat selection has yet been made, this option tells the server
to implicitly select the indicated seat to swap with the vacant chair seat upon the first
attempt to take attendance or a vote.
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Send
[Names]
automatically when “Vote Proctor" window is opened
Seat names are normally only sent in response to
SendNames
signal from control system.
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Truncate
[Names]
to
Maximum number of characters to send for each name. The purpose of this is when
names are to be routed to a display device which has a limited amount of space for
display.
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Pad
[Names]
with spaces
Names that are shorter than the maximum are padded with spaces. The purpose of this is
when names are to be routed to a panel display which might contain old data to be
overwritten by the new name.
The
Voting Computer Interface
Tab
The
Voting Computer Interface
tab of the
Voting Console Signal Block Definition
window,
showing part of the definition of the VOTE signal block from demo2.
