Timeclock

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This section may refer to features or tools which depend on the CVS HEAD version of L’âne, bug 48.

L’âne’s Timeclock program allows employees to clock in and out. The system can be used to restrict access to the register or for simple payroll calculation. See Timekeeping for the management side of these tools.

Clocking In/Out

  1. Access the Timeclock program. Typically, there is a button on the main interface named “Timeclock” or something similar.
  2. When prompted, type your employee ID and press Enter.
  3. When prompted, type your passcode and press Enter.
  4. The timeclock will show your current state (clocked in or out). If you clocked out, the register will also show you your total hours for the day. Also, the timeclock maybe configured to print a small summary chit with this information.

Configuration

SysString:Lane/Timeclock/Run Once Pause Time

The amount of time to pause after displaying the final information if this instance of the Timeclock is set to only run once. Default: 1 s

SysString:Lane/Timeclock/Chit

An XML Reporter file containing the printed chit. The default chit prints a small summary.

SysString:Lane/Timeclock/Chit/Pipeline

A shell pipeline which is handed the processed chit. There is no default for this item; Thus, the chit does not print by default.

Locale Configuration

Enter your clerk ID

The message prompting the clerk to enter his/her ID.

Enter your clerk Passcode

The message prompting the clerk to enter his/her passcode.

Lane/Timeclock/Successful Clock In : %0 clocked in.

The message displayed when the clock in was successful. %0 is the clerk’s name.

Lane/Timeclock/Successful Clock Out : %0 clocked out with %1 hours today.

The message displayed when the clock out was successful. %0 is the clerk’s name. %1 is the total number of hours that clerk worked today.

Lane/Timeclock/Failed Clock : Failed to clock-in/out.

The message displayed when the clock in/out was unsuccessful. The reason for the failure is not displayed to prevent people from trying to guess clerk IDs/passcodes.
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