Bosch LBB 4176 User Manual

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The ‘Calculate over:’ radio buttons allow you to 
specify whether the majority is calculated over the 
number of authorized delegates, the number of votes 
excluding abstentions or the total number of votes 
including abstentions. 
As an example of specifying a majority, the following 
settings would be made to produce a majority 
corresponding to over half the authorized delegates 
voting 'Yes' or 'For': 
• 
numerator – 1 
• 
denominator – 2 
• 
constant – 1 
• 
calculate over: Authorized del. 
 
In the above example, the number of authorized 
delegates would be multiplied by 1/2. The number 
one would then be added to this figure to produce 
the final majority i.e. over half the authorized 
delegates. 
 
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The figures entered in the numerator and 
denominator edit fields can be a maximum of 
three digits. The denominator cannot be zero. 
The figure entered in the constant edit field can 
be a maximum of four digits, and have a 
maximum value of 1500. 
 
To continue: 
•  Enter the desired values in the ‘Formula’ edit 
fields, and click on the required radio button in 
the ‘Calculate over:’ window. 
•  Click on the ‘Insert’ push button. 
The majority will now appear in the list box, and can 
be selected from the Control window. The procedure 
for editing an existing majority is almost identical to 
that for creating a new majority. The only differences 
are that you must first move the majority to the 
formula edit fields. The specifications are carried out 
as for creating a new majority. To edit an existing 
majority: 
•  Highlight the majority in the list of current 
majorities. 
•  Click on the ‘Recall’ push button. 
The specifying of name and formula is carried out as 
for creating a new majority. 
 
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Any majority in the list box can be deleted by 
first highlighting it and then clicking on the 
‘Delete’ push button. 
Enabling Quorum and Majority 
To enable Quorum or Majority: 
•  Select the ‘Settings’ menu and click on 
‘Quorum/Majority’
•  Click on ‘Quorum’ or ‘Majority’ as required. 
If the option was previously enabled (indicated by a 
tick mark) it will become disabled. If it was disabled, 
it will become enabled (indicated by a tick mark). 
 
If a quorum is selected and enabled when the 
Attendance Registration software is not running, the 
following warning message will appear: 
‘Quorum Enabled but Attendance Registration  
is not running. Continue?’ 
•  Click on ‘OK’ to vote without attendance 
registration. 
•  Click on ‘Cancel’ to return to the Control 
window. 
When either Quorum or Majority are enabled, the 
Quorum/Majority window automatically appears. 
This window contains information about the number 
of authorized delegates present, the required quorum 
and/or majority and the actual majority. An example 
of this window is given below. 
 
Figure 22 The ‘Quorum/Majority’ window 
 
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The information in the Quorum/Majority window 
is updated in real time. This means that the 
information is always up to date. 
 
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The Quorum/Majority window cannot be 
closed, it can only be minimized. 
Approved Text 
It is possible to specify that text will be shown at the 
end of a vote indicating if the vote was passed or 
rejected. To enable Approved Text: 
•  Select the ‘Settings’ menu and click on 
‘Quorum/Majority’