HME system 20 drive-thru timer system operations manual.pdf

C. Time Events
Scenario 1: One Lane -- One Detection Point Event 1
Scenario 2: One Lane -- Two Detection Points Events 1--5
Scenario 3: One Lane -- Four Detection Points Events 1--9
Scenario 4: Two Lanes -- Four Detection Points Events 1--5, 10--14
Event: From: Until:
* 1 Service-Window Time arrival at service window departure from service window
2 Greeting-Delay Time arrival at menu board greeting begins
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3 Menu-Board Time arrival at menu board departure from menu board
4 Queue Time departure from menu board
arrival at service window
(or cashier window
in Scenario 3)
* 5 Total Time arrival at menu board departure from service window
* 6 Cashier-Window Time arrival at cashier window departure from cashier window
7 Booth-Queue Time departure from cashier window arrival at service window
8 Total Booth Time arrival at cashier window departure from service window
9 Wait-Area Time arrival at wait area departure from wait area
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* 10 Service-Window Time arrival at service window departure from service window
11 Greeting-Delay Time arrival at menu board greeting begins
12 Menu-Board Time arrival at menu board departure from menu board
13 Queue Time departure from menu board arrival at service window
* 14 Total Time arrival at menu board departure from service window
Table 1. Time Events
* Most commonly used time events
Use 24-hour time.
All time entries must be made in 24-hour time.
Instead of 12 hours in the AM and 12 hours in the PM, the 24-hour clock has 24
continuous hours, from 00:00 to 23:59 hrs. The first two numbers tell the hour, and
the last two numbers tell the minutes past the hour.
07:23
AM
12
11 1
10 2
AM PM
12
11 1
10 2
PM
13:50
hours
minutes
9 3
8 4
9 3
8 4
hours
minutes
7 5
6
7 5
6
Figure 3.
24-Hour Time
7:23 AM = 07:23 hrs
This clock shows 7:23 AM, which is
the same as 07:23 hrs in 24-hour time.
1:50 PM = 13:50 hrs
This clock shows 1:50 PM, which is
the same as 13:50 hrs in 24-hour time.
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