Someone who uses the AVOS more than me can
probably fill in the specifics, but yes, you can choose a “detail” report
to get the precinct breakdown, or a summary report to get the summary.
There is also a very longstanding RCR (like
5 years old) to allow jurisdictions to choose a different ABasic
file for early voting vote centers, vs. polling vote centers. This would allow you to have your cake
and eat it too, without even being bothered by the prompt.
Of course, neither is of any use to
Johnson, but it does answer your question.
[Please try to maintain the subject line
when doing follow-ups. It is
difficult to track the thread otherwise.
Moving to support since this is just a generic question about ABasic, and not a request for a change.]
Ken
-----Original Message-----
From: owner-rcr@gesn.com
[mailto:owner-rcr@gesn.com] On Behalf Of Lesley
Thompson
Sent: Thursday, July 18, 2002 7:53 AM
To: rcr@gesn.com
Subject: New Zero Report ...
can you answer the following questions for me and give
me some idea of what this RCR request may change and if the ABO file allows a
"toggle" or way to change from one style zero report to
another??? Thanks.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, July 18, 2002 9:29 AM
This item is not at the
top of my priority list - we have a method in place to handle this
election. This problem will only arise at the early voting location TS's
during an August even-numbered election. I don't want a solution for this
unique situation to create more work or problems for the other elections.
I probably need to understand what the ABO file is and how changing it will
impact the Election Day touchscreens that must print all races and candidates
for a zero proof and an end of day tally report.
-----Original Message-----
From: Lesley Thompson
[mailto:lesleytdiebold@earthlink.net]
Sent: Thursday, July 18, 2002 6:53 AM
To: Schmidt, Connie, ELC
Subject: Zero Report
Connie, here is what the support group came up
with. Lesley
Request an RCR to change ABO file ( this controls the format and style of
all AVTS and AVOS printer Reports) to print a new Zero Report that simply
states that all races for all candidates for all parties are Zero as an
affidavit. And that the judge's signature verifies that the on screen
counter is indeed Zero.
Situation: For their Aug6 Primary Election, JoCoKs will have 3
advance voting locations with a total of 120 AVTS units deployed for early
voting in person. In a test run it was discovered that to print the zero
report from the advance voting PCMCIA election card before the polls open on
the first day of voting will require at the minimum 40 minutes for each report
and almost a roll of paper. (Primary election has three parties, two of
which have the precinct committee people.) Also, on election
day, the final report from each AVTS advanced voting unit is typically
printed centrally, and we are looking at the same requirements.
DATE: 7/17/02
JOHNSON COUNTY, KANSAS
AVTS: WinCE 2.1.2/BS 4.1.11
AVOS: CC 2.00g
GEMS: 1.17.22
Lesley Koop Thompson
Customer Service Project Manager
Diebold Election Systems, Inc.
lesley@dieboldes.com OR
lesleytdiebold@earthlink.net
512-413-7618