PVE culminates with success the first test computer

The Central Electoral Board completed successfully the first Regional test of the Electoral calculation, which found that processing in the electoral boards and transmission of scanners teams worked on more than 98 percent. To offer information, Félix Reyna, director of communications, said the regional test surpassed the expectations had in relation to the same and that findings were less than expected in its planning.

Said that the objectives achieved because precisely sought to test the operation and status of the transmission equipment, evaluate the functioning of the communication, fixed-line and 3 G network, and measure personnel performance and training. Furthermore assess the logistics of distribution and collection of units E and T in the municipalities of greater u000asize and test the scanning of the laminated records, using plastic of the elections in the year 2010.

Added that we also reviewed the implemented security policies and evaluation of its functioning. Reyna said that tests, conducted during last weekend, covered in the National District, Azua, La Romana, Santiago de los Caballeros, San Francisco de Macorís, Santo Domingo Este, Santo Domingo Norte and Santo Domingo Oeste, containing a total of 1,468 polling stations, 169 precincts and 654 thousand 079 electors.

Said that the functioning of the cell phone network for the transmission was developed without problems in a 97.6 per cent occurring situations that should be corrected in 2.4 per cent.The first test had a duration of 4 hours and 13 minutes, the second 4 hours and 27 minutes and the third down to 3 hours and 28 minutes away this time u000aIt is from the time of scanning of the first school until the last bulletin containing all of the polling stations. As a result of this test, he found that the duration of the transmission of image from units E and T (scanners) to the electoral boards, was held at the average time of 10 seconds from the scan of the record until the reception in the Centre of computations.

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