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Re: paper: Beach Cities Robotics Clock In System
I got a copy of this two years ago from your team.
We didn't get a chance to put it in place last year but are working on it right now. With over 60 student members on the team and an additional 15 mentors, we have a bottle neck at the old sign in sheet. We are attempting to put our Classmate to this use. We retired it as something to use on the field the year we got it... I will keep you posted about whether it will handle it. thanks again!! |
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Re: paper: Beach Cities Robotics Clock In System
Glad to see the interest in the sheet. I just uploaded v2.01 with an extra option on the Team Setup tab to set the opening zoom level.
As Ken and Peter have mentioned, it's made life so much easier. We now have students who won't leave unless others do as well to keep his/her hours above others. After using it for a couple years now and have now integrated the sign in application with our team information database. See Peter's post above. It's a bit more work to setup though. Keep the suggestions coming as the FIRST community is now the driver for more improvements. |
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Re: paper: Beach Cities Robotics Clock In System
We really love the check-in system you guys have put together and are attempting to implement it currently.
For some reason we are having issues reading the barcodes with our barcode scanner we purchased. We did follow the instructions and copied the font into the windows font folder. Excel and the barcode scanner will scan various barcodes we have laying around with no issue (like the barcode for the serial# on our Dell desktops). However, with a black and white printout from our printer, we are unable to get the scanner to register the codes. Do you have any insight into this type of issue or any suggestions we may be able to try to correct it? Thanks for the great program. -Brando |
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Re: paper: Beach Cities Robotics Clock In System
The first thing that comes to mind is to try a couple different background colors for the badge. If it's sufficiently dark enough, the bar code reader might be picking up the frame of the bar code box as opposed to the bar code itself.
Outside of that I can't think of any smoking gun solution. Andrew |
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Re: paper: Beach Cities Robotics Clock In System
This looks amazing!!! Team 4322 has been looking into something like this for the team and so far nothing even comes close to it. However, is there any way we can edit the badges or will we just have to make our own? I would like to change the background on them to 1 of 2 images for Students or Mentors/Parents, and is there a way to put our logo instead of just text? Or change the font of the team name?
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My team is also looking into a solution like this and would like to put our team logo on the badges instead of text. |
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Re: paper: Beach Cities Robotics Clock In System
Let me check into the problem.
-Andrew |
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It may be an issue with the programming of the barcode reader too. The reader when scanned needs to send a <CR> character too. The barcode reader we used, you were able to program this behavior, by scanning barcodes in the manual.
We have used this program in the past, and that was the only issue we had. When you scan the code, does the number show up in the excel data entry cell, and you just need to manually hit enter? We used a Honeywell hand scanner purchased off of ebay for about $15. Have you tried printing with a different printer? Maybe something with the black ink? See if a Laser print out of the badges works? |
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Re: paper: Beach Cities Robotics Clock In System
This is pretty neat! We use a homegrown system built on Ruby on Rails that does a lot of this too. Good job getting all of this in Excel though. Truly impressive stuff!
Link to 900's system in case anyone is interested: https://github.com/FRC900/timesheet |
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