I am back
to trying the Record/Playback Feature. I have made up several different
scripts with 6 ballots. The first script runs all 6 ballots only 1 time
through, and this works fine. I have tried 2 other scripts of 6 ballots,
1 with a repeat of 15, and another with a repeat of 90. Both have
failed, the 15 repeat stops after the 3rd ballot, and the 90 repeat stops at
the summary page of the 2nd ballot.
As you can
see from the thread below, I did the 1 ballot test with a repeat of 16 and
that worked fine. It seems to be a combination of number of ballots
& number of loops. However, it does not break at any consistent
point.
If I were
able to create 1 script, and then able to change the number of loops, without
having to record the script again, I might be able to narrow it down a bit,
but either way there is a problem of some kind.
Jeff
My educated
guess is that it is a fixed buffer. It will work right up to 6, any
repeat. Would that be sufficient for now?
Ken
I did a
1 ballot test with a repeat of 16. This works fine. I will
keep continuing to increase the number of ballots until I can get it to
break again.
*Exactly*
the same result, or does it fail at different points? If you limit
your test to say 6 or 7 ballots, does it then work
okay?
Ken
I
have tried it 4 times, all with the same result.
As
soon as I get my laptop to be able to recognize the PCMCIA card, I
will send it to you.
Thanks
Repeat
it, then send me both scripts if it doesn't work the second
try.
Ken
I have
created a script for voting 8 different ballots, each ballot
contains 5 pages, and I have set it up to repeat 64 times.
However, when the script gets to the 7th ballot, it skips voting
on the the 3rd page, and then when it gets to the final Summary
Page it just stays there until you press the F3 key to stop
the script.
After I
recorded the script, I printed out a report to make sure that I
had voted every ballot correctly, and the report was
correct.
Any
suggestions??? This is the script that we will need to run
for the Wyle volume test.
Thanks,
JEFF
HINTZ
Global Election
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