Timed events ?
- Thread starter Howah44
- Start date
Howah44 -- "Is there any rounding done with respect to the various timed events ?"
-- Aside from loading, S&R of DPS trays, and riffling ( probably more ), most timed events should be less than a minute, so unless a counter has an actual stop watch - like the one featured on "60 MINUTES, pretty hard to round down to the nearest second.
-- Any example(s) you can share?
-- Aside from loading, S&R of DPS trays, and riffling ( probably more ), most timed events should be less than a minute, so unless a counter has an actual stop watch - like the one featured on "60 MINUTES, pretty hard to round down to the nearest second.
-- Any example(s) you can share?
<blockquote class="spPostEmbedQuote"><strong>btdtret said </strong>
Howah44 -- "Is there any rounding done with respect to the various timed events ?"
-- Aside from loading, S&R of DPS trays, and riffling ( probably more ), most timed events should be less than a minute, so unless a counter has an actual stop watch - like the one featured on "60 MINUTES, pretty hard to round down to the nearest second.
-- Any example(s) you can share? </blockquote>
I guess, I should have been more specific, rounding to the next minute.
I must have lost what is left of mind to think that the PO would round up to the next minute on loading if its say 12.45, or round down if its 12.15.
Howah44 -- "Is there any rounding done with respect to the various timed events ?"
-- Aside from loading, S&R of DPS trays, and riffling ( probably more ), most timed events should be less than a minute, so unless a counter has an actual stop watch - like the one featured on "60 MINUTES, pretty hard to round down to the nearest second.
-- Any example(s) you can share? </blockquote>
I guess, I should have been more specific, rounding to the next minute.
I must have lost what is left of mind to think that the PO would round up to the next minute on loading if its say 12.45, or round down if its 12.15.
callofthewild
Well-known member
My counter only rounds up on the totals for the entire 12 day count. Each days totals are to the second.
gotstamps
Well-known member
<blockquote class="spPostEmbedQuote"><strong>btdtret said </strong>
Howah44 -- "Is there any rounding done with respect to the various timed events ?"
-- Aside from loading, S&R of DPS trays, and riffling ( probably more ), most timed events should be less than a minute, so unless a counter has an actual stop watch - like the one featured on "60 MINUTES, pretty hard to round down to the nearest second.
-- Any example(s) you can share? </blockquote>
Depends on the size of your office. No possible way to do Throwbacks in less than a minute in our office. Mine are actually around 2 minutes.
All timings are to the second.
Howah44 -- "Is there any rounding done with respect to the various timed events ?"
-- Aside from loading, S&R of DPS trays, and riffling ( probably more ), most timed events should be less than a minute, so unless a counter has an actual stop watch - like the one featured on "60 MINUTES, pretty hard to round down to the nearest second.
-- Any example(s) you can share? </blockquote>
Depends on the size of your office. No possible way to do Throwbacks in less than a minute in our office. Mine are actually around 2 minutes.
All timings are to the second.
FrozenToes
Well-known member
<blockquote class="spPostEmbedQuote"><strong>callofthewild said </strong>
My counter only rounds up on the totals for the entire 12 day count. Each days totals are to the second. </blockquote>
The program the Post Office uses automatically roundups the totals for loading and other suitable, for the entire count.
My counter only rounds up on the totals for the entire 12 day count. Each days totals are to the second. </blockquote>
The program the Post Office uses automatically roundups the totals for loading and other suitable, for the entire count.
gotstamps
Well-known member
<blockquote class="spPostEmbedQuote"><strong>FrozenToes said </strong>
The program the Post Office uses automatically roundups the totals for loading and other suitable, for the entire count. </blockquote>
That's at the end for the Evaluation page but during the count, everything is to the second.
The program the Post Office uses automatically roundups the totals for loading and other suitable, for the entire count. </blockquote>
That's at the end for the Evaluation page but during the count, everything is to the second.
FrozenToes
Well-known member
<blockquote class="spPostEmbedQuote">
<strong>gotstamps said </strong>
That's at the end for the Evaluation page but during the count, everything is to the second.
</blockquote>
I know. Read the post I was responding to." My counter only rounds up on the totals for the <strong>entire 12 day count</strong>. <strong>Each days totals are to the second</strong>. " I said entire count as well, not daily.
<strong>gotstamps said </strong>
That's at the end for the Evaluation page but during the count, everything is to the second.
</blockquote>
I know. Read the post I was responding to." My counter only rounds up on the totals for the <strong>entire 12 day count</strong>. <strong>Each days totals are to the second</strong>. " I said entire count as well, not daily.
Rt2mailman
Well-known member
Postage dues are rounded up as per count guide. Nothing else th st I know of, legally.
dhoward541
New member
You never have even seconds; so on my stop watch it will say like 31.33 seconds; I call that 32 seconds. Only rounding I'm aware of.
