AMX NSS-VOTE User Manual

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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Introduction ...............................................................................................................1
Supported Operating Systems .......................................................................................... 1
Minimum PC Requirements .............................................................................................. 2
Installing i!-VotingManager................................................................................................ 2
User Interface Layout ........................................................................................................ 3
Using i!-VotingManager ...........................................................................................9
Program Preferences ........................................................................................................ 9
NetLinx Connection ......................................................................................................... 10
Connection ............................................................................................................................. 10
Advanced ............................................................................................................................... 11
i!-Voting Agenda Editor ................................................................................................... 12
Topic Options ......................................................................................................................... 13
Agenda Editor Components ................................................................................................... 15
i!-Voting Agenda Results Viewer..................................................................................... 17
Appendix .................................................................................................................19
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Introduction

i!-VotingManager™ is a PC based software for use with the Platinum Solution NSS-VOTE™.
i!-VotingManager is designed to create and edit i!-Voting voting topic agendas. It is also designed
to view, export, and archive i!-Voting agenda results.
i!-VotingManager is comprised of two main components: the i!-Voting Agenda Editor and the
i!-Voting Agenda Results Viewer.
i!-Voting Agenda Editor: This component allows you to easily create and manage
multiple agenda files and download these agendas to your i!-Voting system. You can
create or edit these files offline, and then simply connect to your i!-Voting NetLinx
system and download the new or updated agenda files to the system. You can also retrieve
existing i!-Voting agenda files from the i!-Voting system back to your PC.
i!-Voting Agenda Results Viewer: This component allows you to view, export and
archive i!-Voting agenda results from the i!-Voting system. After a voting session is
completed, the results of the session are recorded to an i!-Voting agenda result file. To
view the file:
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1. Connect to the i!-Voting NetLinx system.
2. Select from the existing result files.
3. Retrieve the file.
After retrieving the file, you can print the results, save them to the PC for archival purposes, or
export the results to one of the supported formats from i!-VotingManager.

Supported Operating Systems

Windows 95
Windows NT 4.0
64 MB of installed memory)
Windows 2000
(minimum requirement); 300 MHZ or faster recommended, with 96 MB of installed
memory.)
Windows ME
300 MHZ or faster recommended, with 96 MB of installed memory.)
Windows XP
300 MHZ or faster recommended, with 128 MB of installed memory.)
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/98® (with at least 48 MB of installed memory)
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Workstation or Server (service pack 6 B or greater, with at least
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Professional or Server (running on a Pentium 266 MHZ processor
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(running on a Pentium 266 MHZ processor (minimum requirement);
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(running on a Pentium 266 MHZ processor (minimum requirement);
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Minimum PC Requirements

Windows-compatible mouse (or other pointing device)
At least 15 MB of free disk space (150 MB recommended)
SVGA monitor, with a minimum screen resolution of 800 x 600
A Network adapter
A Sound Card

Installing i!-VotingManager

1. In Explorer, double-click i!-VotingManagerSetup.exe from the directory window where you
downloaded the i!-VotingManager install program.
2. After reading the License Agreement, select I Agree and Next to proceed.
3. The Welcome To i!-VotingManager Setup dialog opens, reminding you to close all Windows
programs before going any further. Click Next to proceed.
4. In the i!-VotingManager Select Components dialog, select which example programs you would
like to install.
5. In the Select i!-VotingManager Install Location dialog, use the Browse button to navigate to a
directory other than the default install directory, if desired. Click Next.
6. In the i!-VotingManager Shortcut Creation dialog, select Install Shortcut Icons for the
installed components on your desktop, if desired.
7. Click Next in the Start i!-VotingManager Installation dialog to install the selected components.
8. The program prompts you to restart your system to complete the installation.
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User Interface Layout

FIG. 1 displays the the graphical user interface (GUI) for i!-VotingManager.
FIG. 1 i!-VotingManager User Interface
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1. i!-VotingManager Components Selection: Click the tab of the component you wish to use
(i!-Voting Agenda Editor or i!-Voting Agenda Results Viewer).
2. i!-VotingManager Menu:
FILE
Open i!-Voting Agenda File – Opens existing agenda file.
Open i!-Voting Results File – Opens existing results file.
Close – Closes open file.
Append i!-Voting Agenda File – Appends topics from an existing agenda file to
current open agenda.
Save – Saves open file.
Print – Prints current file.
Recent i!-Voting Agenda Files – Opens agenda file from recent list.
Recent i!-Voting Results Files – Opens results file from recent list.
Minimize i!-VotingManger – Minimizes i!-VotingManager program window.
Exit i!-Voting Manager – Exits i!-VotingManager software.
EDIT
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Cut – Cuts current selection.
Copy – Copies current selection.
Paste – Pastes clipboard contents.
Program Preferences – Opens program preferences dialog.
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VIEW
i!-Voting Agenda Editor – Views Agenda Editor.
i!-Voting Agenda Result – Views Agenda Results Viewer.
TOOLS
Spell Check – Launches spell check utility.
Thesaurus – Launches thesaurus utility.
Topic Wizard – Launches the Topic Wizard dialog.
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FIG. 2 Topic Wizard
Percentages in Quorum Value – Switches quorum value method to percentage.
Numbers in Quorum Value – Switches quorum value method to numbers.
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CONNECTION
Connect to NetLinx – Connects to the i!-Voting NetLinx System.
Disconnect from NetLinx – Disconnects from the i!-Voting NetLinx System.
NetLinx Connection Settings – Opens NetLinx connection settings dialog.
Retrieve Agenda/Results File from i!-Voting – Uploads an existing agenda or results
file from the i!-Voting System.
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FIG. 3 Retrieve Agenda
FIG. 4 Retrieve Results
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Send Agenda/Results File to i!-Voting – Downloads an agenda or results file to the
i!-Voting System.
FIG. 5 Send Agenda
Launch Web Browser to i!-Voting System – Launches a Web browser to the
i!-Voting NetLinx Master.
HELP
i!-VotingManager Help – Opens i!-VotingManager help file.
About i!-VotingManager – Views the i!-VotingManager About dialog.
FIG. 6 About i!-VotingManager
3. i!-VotingManager Status Bar:
Status Message – Display of program status messages.
Quorum Value Method Status – Display of current quorum value method.
NetLinx Connection Status – Current NetLinx connection status.
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4. i!-Voting Agenda Editor:
User interface to edit/create voting agenda files
5. Agenda Editor Toolbar:
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Open
Close
Save
Export
Send to NetLinx
Download from NetLinx
Print
Delete Selected Topic(s)
Cut
Copy
Paste
Opens Agenda file.
Closes Agenda file.
Saves Agenda file.
Exports Agenda to File.
Sends Agenda file to NetLinx.
Downloads Agenda file from NetLinx.
Prints Agenda topics.
Deletes selected Agenda topics.
Cuts selected Agenda topic cells.
Copies selected Agenda topic cells.
Pastes selected Agenda topic cells.
Move Selected Topic(s) Up
Move Selected Topic(s) Down
Spell Check
Thesaurus
Topic Wizard
6. Agenda Title:
Enter/edits Agenda title.
7. Agenda Message:
Enter/edits Agenda welcome message.
8. Top i c Gr i d:
Grid view to edit/create/manage vote topics.
Moves selected Agenda topic Up.
Moves selected Agenda topic Down.
Spell checks selected Agenda topics.
Looks up word in Thesaurus.
Launches Topic Wizard.
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9. i!-Voting Agenda Results:
User interface to view Agenda results file.
10. i!-Voting Agenda Results Toolbar:
Open
Close
Save
Retrieve from NetLinx
Export
11. i!-Voting Results: Rich Text Viewer:
Formatted rich text view of results file.
Opens Agenda file.
Closes Agenda file.
Saves Agenda file.
Retrieves Agenda file from NetLinx.
Exports Results file.
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Program Preferences

The program preferences dialog is divided in to three sections:
GENERAL tab: Changes the agenda editor grid colors and font settings. Also, you can
define the maximum number of voting stations in your i!-Voting system.
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FIG. 7 General
VISIBLE OPTIONS tab: Selects or de-selects which topic options you want to be
available on the main agenda editor grid interface.
FIG. 8 Visible Options
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DEFAULT OPTIONS tab: Specifies the default topic options that are applied when a
new topic is created from the main agenda editor grid interface. If the value of the topic
option is set to “SYSTEM”, when the topic is loaded in the i!-Voting system, the default
body topic option will be applied to that topic option.
FIG. 9 Default Options

NetLinx Connection

The NetLinx Connection dialog is divided into two sections:
Connection
Advanced

Connection

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FIG. 10 NetLinx Connection
The Connection tab of the NetLinx Connection dialog contains the Connection Mode and
Connection Settings.
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The NetLinx Connection Mode selects the desired connection method to connect to your i!-Voting
system.
NetLinx Connection Modes
NETLINX TO HOST (Listen) The i!-Voting NetLinx Master initiates the connection to your PC. To use this
mode, the IP address of your PC needs to be in the NetLinx Master’s URL list. (Please see the Appendix section on page 19)
HOST TO NETLINX (Connect) Your PC initiates the connection to the i!-Voting NetLinx Master. In this mode
you need to enter the IP address of host name of the NetLinx Master. This is the recommended method for use with the i!-Voting system.
NO CONNECTION This mode does not allow i!-VotingManager to communicate with the
i!-Voting NetLinx Master.
The NetLinx System Settings are listed in the following table.
NetLinx System Settings
IP Address IP Address or host name of the i!-Voting NetLinx Master.
IP Port IP port for ICSP communications (Default: 1319).
Device i!-VotingManager PCLink device (Default: 8001).
Port i!-VotingManager PCLink port (read only).
System i!-VotingManager PCLink system (read only)
If the authentication requirement is enabled on the NetLinx master, you need to set I!-
VotingManager to look for and use authentication. If you do not provide authentication to a security
enabled master the connection will fail. To set the authentication:
1. Place a check next to Authentication Required. This enables the username password fields.
2. Enter a username and corresponding password already established with the target master.
The username and password fields remain populated.
For more information on setting authentication at the master level, consult the documentation for
your NetLinx master.

Advanced

The NetLinx Advanced dialog is divided into two sections:
Auto Connect – This option is visible when the NetLinx connection mode is set to
HOST TO NETLINX. i!-VotingManager attempts to auto connect to the i!-Voting
NetLinx system when this option is selected.
NetLinx Connection Log File – This option is visible when the NetLinx connection
mode is Not set to NO CONNECTION. i!-VotingManager creates a log file on the PC
with PCLink connection details when this option is enabled.
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FIG. 11 NetLinx Advanced

i!-Voting Agenda Editor

The i!-Voting Agenda Editor is designed to quickly and easily create and edit voting agendas for
use with the i!-Voting system. These files can be created and edited offline. The actual connection
to the i!-Voting NetLinx Master is only required to send or retrieve the files. The user interface is
designed as a spreadsheet to easily view, edit, move, or delete agenda vote topics.
Each vote topic is created on a new row of the grid interface.
Each column of the grid interface specifies the specific topic options per topic.
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FIG. 12 i!-Voting Agenda Editor
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Topic Options that are set to the value “<System>” inherit the i!-Voting default body options of the voting body that executes this agenda.

Topic Options

The Topic Options are listed in the following table.
Topic Options
Topic Text The actual vote topic presented to the voting members.
Default Vote This option specifies the default-selected vote for each voting station.
HOTKEY
Allow Abstain This option allows voting stations to submit an abstain vote.
HOTKEY
Allow Excuse This option allows voting stations to submit an excuse vote.
HOTKEY
Vote Attendance This option allows voting stations to submit an excuse vote.
HOTKEY
Pass Requirement The vote tally must meet the selected requirement to pass the topic.
HOTKEY
Require Quorum This vote requires quorum rules to be applied to this vote topic.
HOTKEY
AVAILABLE OPTIONS
S
<System>
N
None
Y
Ye s
O
No
A
Abstain
AVAILABLE OPTIONS
S
<System>
E
Enabled
D
Disabled
AVAILABLE OPTIONS
S
<System>
E
Enabled
D
Disabled
AVAILABLE OPTIONS
S
<System>
E
Enabled
D
Disabled
AVAILABLE OPTIONS
S
<System>
M
Majority
2
2/3 Majority
U
Unanimous
AVAILABLE OPTIONS
S
<System>
E
Enabled
D
Disabled
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Topic Options (Cont.)
Quorum Value This option specifies the quorum value or percentage required to pass a
Vote Time Enabled This option enable/disables the voting timer for this vote topic.
Vote Timer Time This option specifies the voting timer start time for this topic, and is only used if
Warning Timer Enabled Enable/disables the voting timer warning time option for this topic.
Warning Timer Time This option specifies the time at which the warning takes effect, and is only
Close Vote Method This option selects the method for closing the vote session for this topic.
Display Totals This option displays the totals of the vote results. As each vote is locked, the
Display Percentages This option displays the calculated percentages of the vote results. As each
quorum enabled topic. This option is only used if the Require Quorum option is enabled.
HOTKEY
HOTKEY
the voting timer is enabled.
HOTKEY
N/A
HOTKEY
used if the voting timer and vote warning timer are enabled.
HOTKEY
N/A
HOTKEY
totals are displayed if the Display Results in Progress is enabled.
HOTKEY
vote is locked, the updated percentages are displayed if the Display Results in Progress is enabled
HOTKEY
AVAILABLE OPTIONS
S
<System>
E
Enabled
D
Disabled
AVAILABLE OPTIONS
S
<System>
E
Enabled
D
Disabled
AVAILABLE OPTIONS
S
<System>
Enter the Time in MM:SS
AVAILABLE OPTIONS
S
<System>
E
Enabled
D
Disabled
AVAILABLE OPTIONS
S
<System>
Enter the Time in MM:SS
AVAILABLE OPTIONS
S
<System>
M
Manual
L
Last Vote
T
Timer
AVAILABLE OPTIONS
S
<System>
E
Enabled
D
Disabled
AVAILABLE OPTIONS
S
<System>
E
Enabled
D
Disabled
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Topic Options (Cont.)
Display Names This option displays the vote cast be each member to the i!-Voting console. As
each vote is locked, the totals are displayed if the Display Results in Progress is enabled.
HOTKEY
Display Results in Progress This option displays the voting results as each station vote is locked.
HOTKEY
AVAILABLE OPTIONS
S
<System>
E
Enabled
D
Disabled
AVAILABLE OPTIONS
S
<System>
E
Enabled
D
Disabled

Agenda Editor Components

The following table lists the Agenda Editor components:
Agenda Editor Components
AGENDA T ITLE Specifies the Agenda title, or name displayed in the i!-Voting system.
AGENDA MESSAGE Specifies the Agenda welcome message displayed in the i!-Voting system. If
this field is left blank, then the i!-Voting body default message is used.
OPEN Opens an existing i!-Voting agenda file (*.vaf).
CLOSE Closes any open agenda files.
SAVE Saves the current listed topics to a voting agenda file (*.vaf).
EXPORT Export the current i!-Voting Agenda topics to one of the following formats:
.RTF - Rich Text Format, enhanced formatted text file.
.TXT - Text File, basic text file
.LOG - same as text file.
.XML - Extensible Markup Language file
SEND Sends the current voting agenda file to the i!-Voting NetLinx system. If the
selected voting body is password protected, you are prompted to enter the correct password. i!-VotingManager saves each entered voting body password until disconnecting from the i!-Voting System.
RETRIEVE Retrieves an existing voting agenda file from the i!-Voting NetLinx system. If the
selected voting body is password protected, you are prompted to enter the cor­rect password. i!-VotingManager saves each entered voting body password until disconnecting from the i!-Voting System.
PRINT Prints the current listed voting topics from the grid interface. If no cells are
DELETE TOPIC(S) To delete a topic the entire row must be selected. You can delete multiple
CUT Upon selecting CUT, if 1 or more cells in the grid interface are selected, then
selected in the grid interface, then the all of the visible cells are printed. If cells, columns, and/or rows are selected, then i!-VotingManager only prints the selected cells.
topics by selecting multiple rows before selecting delete.
Note: Pressing the DELETE key on the keyboard can also preform this function.
the current selected cells are copied to the topic clipboard, and the existing values are returned to default values. If no cells are selected, then the current selected text is cut and placed in the Windows
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clipboard.
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COPY Upon selecting COPY, if 1 or more cells in the grid interface are selected, then
PA ST E Upon selecting PAS TE , if 1 or more cells in the grid interface are selected and
MOVE TOPIC(S) UP You can select 1 or more topic rows and move them up in the grid interface.
MOVE TOPIC(S) DOWN You can select 1 or more topic rows and move them down in the grid interface.
SPELL CHECK A utility to check spelling is provided. If topic rows are selected, then the spell
THESAURUS A utility to check for synonyms is provided. If a particular word is highlighted in
TOPIC W IZARD The topic wizard is a tool that allows you to add/edit topics in a simple
the current selected cells are copied to the topic clipboard, and the existing values remain intact. If no cells are selected, then the current selected text is copied to the Windows clipboard.
data is currently in the topic clipboard, then the topic clipboard attempts to copy itself to the grid interface. If order to PASTE the topic clipboard, the starting cell (top left) must be in the same column position as where the data was copied or cut from. The topic clipboard cannot paste if the columns do no line up. If no cells are selected then the current Windows clipboard attempts to paste to any text field.
This tool is used to re-order the position of topic in the agenda.
This tool is used to re-order the position of topic in the agenda.
check attempts to check the selected topics only. If no topic rows are selected, the spell check utility starts at the top of the grid interface and continues over each topic until it reaches the last topic in the grid interface.
a topic cell, then the thesaurus looks up that word. If one of the suggested replacements is selected, it replaces the selected word. However, if no word is highlighted then the thesaurus prompts for a word to be manually entered. After a replacement is selected, it places it in the Windows clipboard.
one-topic view interface. The topic text and each of the topic options can be modified in this wizard. The wizard also has a scroll bar allowing you to navigate through each of the topics without having to use the grid interface.
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FIG. 13 i!-Voting Agenda Results Main
The following table lists the Agenda Results Viewer components:
Agenda Results Viewer
OPEN Opens an existing voting result file (*.vrf).
CLOSE Closes any open voting result files.
SAVE Saves the current voting results file. (*.vrf)
RETRIEVE Retrieves an existing voting results file from the i!-Voting NetLinx system. If the
selected voting body is password protected, you are prompted to enter the correct password. i!-VotingManager saves each entered voting body password until disconnecting from the i!-Voting System.
PRINT Prints the current voting result file.
EXPORT Exports the current voting result file to one of the following formats:
RTF – Rich Text File, enhanced formatted text file.
TXT – Text File, basic text file.
LOG – same as text file.
XML – Extensible Markup Language file.
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FIG. 14 Retrieve Results
Upon attempting to RETRIEVE a voting result file, the software prompts you to delete the file from the i!-Voting NetLinx Master. It is a good idea to remove the file from the i!-Voting system, as i!-VotingManager is intended to retrieve these files for archival purposes. Keeping the file system of the i!-Voting NetLinx Master clean of unessential files aids in system performance and ease of use.
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Appendix

To add host entries to the NetLinx URL list:
1. Open a terminal session (via TELNET or SERIAL) to the NetLinx Master.
2. Type “echo on”, and press the ENTER button.
3. Type “url list” , and press the ENTER button.
If no URL’s are in your NetLinx Master, it returns the following response:
No URLs in the URL connection list
To add a URL:
1. Type “set url”, and press the ENTER button.
The NetLinx Master should return:
No URLs in the URL connection list
"Type A and Enter to Add a URL or Enter to exit. ->”
2. Type “A”, and press the ENTER button.
The NetLinx Master should return:
Enter URL ->
This is where you enter the IP Address of the i!-PCLink/Media Player Host Computer.
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3. Type “192.168.1.1”, and press the ENTER button. (Replace 192.168.1.1 with your IP
Address).
The NetLinx Master should return:
“192.168.1.1” (Your IP Address)
“Enter Port or hit Enter to accept default (1319) ->”
4. Press the ENTER button to accept the default port (1319).
The NetLinx Master should return:
“Enter Type (Enter for permanent or T for temporary) ->“
5. Press the ENTER button to make the entry permanent.
The NetLinx Master should return:
“URL Added successfully.”
“Type A and Enter to Add a URL or Enter to exit. -> “
6. Press the ENTER button to exit.
To make sure the entry was made, or to check the status of the link:
Type “url list”, and press the ENTER button.
The NetLinx Master should return:
“The following URLs exist in the URL connection list”
“->Entry 0-192.168.1.1:1319 IP=192.168.1.1 State=Issue Connect”
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The URL list can also be managed in NetLinx Studio™, under “NetLinx Diagnostics”.
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