Export and recover real observations

Check genuine CSV, PDF and backup downloads and isolated save/restore.

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Export and recover real observations

  1. Start a local timing study

    Start a local timing study.

    This lesson times your real practice taps with the browser clocks. It never measures a machine or validates a labour standard.

  2. Capture the exact station code

    Capture the exact station code.

    000017 is declared context. Scanning a station never starts the clock or operates a machine.

  3. Describe the observed activity

    Describe the observed activity.

    The activity is the observer’s description. It does not identify an employee or determine performance.

  4. Move to the timing controls

    Move to the timing controls.

    The clock is still stopped. Use explicit taps to mark boundaries while keeping this page visible.

  5. Start the real practice interval

    Start the real practice interval.

    The browser’s steady clock begins now. The displayed precision does not remove human reaction delay.

  6. Record the next cycle boundary

    Record the next cycle boundary.

    This tap ends the first observed gross cycle and starts the next. The duration comes from the genuine browser clock.

  7. Name the observed interruption

    Name the observed interruption.

    Describe the interruption before starting it. It will remain inside this cycle’s gross time.

  8. Start an interruption within the cycle

    Start an interruption within the cycle.

    The cycle keeps running. Next and Finish are unavailable until the interruption ends; its time must never be added to or subtracted from gross.

  9. End the nested interruption

    End the nested interruption.

    The genuine timer records the interruption inside the unfinished cycle. It does not create another cycle.

  10. Finish and review both cycles

    Finish and review both cycles.

    The final tap ends cycle two and opens the actual results. Review the recorded gross times and nested interruption.

  11. Download complete observed data as CSV

    Download complete observed data as CSV.

    The genuine CSV keeps gross cycle durations, the nested interruption and its scope. Never add or subtract the interruption from gross.

  12. Download the actual study PDF

    Download the actual study PDF.

    The real report includes the observed intervals and limitations. Longer studies provide free numbered parts, never clipped history.

  13. Download the replayable project

    Download the replayable project.

    The genuine exporter preserves the study’s raw observations. Downloading does not synchronise with a server.

  14. Save isolated practice observations

    Save isolated practice observations.

    This normal save action writes only the Help frame’s private database. Ordinary projects and workbench cookies are never touched.

  15. Start new temporary work

    Start new temporary work.

    Confirm the genuine replacement question. The isolated saved study remains until this practice session ends.

  16. List isolated saved studies

    List isolated saved studies.

    Only this Help session’s private saved observations appear here.

  17. Restore the finished practice study

    Restore the finished practice study.

    The real strict project store restores both finished cycles and the recorded interruption.

  18. Refuse malformed project data

    Refuse malformed project data.

    Duplicate JSON keys are rejected atomically. Your accepted two-cycle observation remains visible.

  19. Keep the accepted study

    Keep the accepted study.

    Dismiss the refusal and keep the genuine recorded observations.

  20. Import the prepared four-cycle project

    Import the prepared four-cycle project.

    The actual importer opens the synthetic finished project. Imported claims remain unverified and no timer starts.

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