Crestron
e-control Vote SW-VOTE
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Operations
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receipt of
PrintSave
signal. (see
8
, below)
This action results in the server transmitting the following signals to the control
system:
•
de-assert of
StateDisplay
signal
•
If secret ballot: All the
Status
I
signals are sent again with their actual vote values.
9
Record Vote
Recording of vote is initiated by:
•
clicking the
Print & Save Vote
button in the Voting Computer; or
•
receipt of
PrintSave
signal.
This action results in the server transmitting the following signals to the control
system:
•
If
Vote Results
window still opened: Closing of
Vote Results
window and de-assert of
StateDisplay
signal ();
•
transmission of string "
[Vote concluded]
" via
AgendaEcho
serial signal;
•
assert of
StatePrintSave
signal;
•
de-assert of
StatePrintSave
signal (when printing and saving are completed); and
•
pulse of
Done
signal.
At this point the vote is concluded and the server is waiting for:
•
a new vote (
1
, above);
•
more adjusts (
4
, above); or
•
re-display of results (
5
, above).
10
Abort Vote
This operation may be initiated at any time after
Open Vote
and before
Display
Results
by:
•
clicking the
Abort Vote
button in the Voting Computer; or
•
pulse of the
Abort
digital signal (control system transmits to server).
This action results in the server transmitting the following signals to the control
system:
•
Transmission of string "
[Vote aborted]
" via
AgendaEcho
serial signal;
•
de-assert of
StateStart,
StateEnd
,
StateDisplay
, and
StatePrintSave
signals.
11
Attendance Taking
The floor can be opened for taking attendance by:
•
clicking the
Take Attendance
button in the Voting Computer; or
•
pulse the
Attendance
digital signal.
The remainder of the sequence is identical to voting, with the following exceptions:
•
Agenda Item Description string is generated by server ("Attendance on [date and time]").
•
Only
YES
i
and
NO
i
signals are accepted, in reponse to which 0 (BALLOT_ABSENT)
and 1 (BALLOT_PRESENT) are sent back (via the
Status
I
signal).
•
The attendance results (absentees) are used to accurately record subsequent votes. That
is, ballots are not accepted from absentee seats, said seats are noted as "ABSENT" in the
reports. Also, absentee seats may or may not be counted when figuring majority (depends
on configuration).
