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Project RCM Ultimate
Summary Announcement of the fastest lap time without point/comma
Sequence 3764
Classification Miscellaneous
Priority Low
Status Done
Kickoff date Dec 30, 1899
Maturity date Dec 30, 1899
Responsible
Version 2.5.4
Expense 0
Description The announcement of a fastest lap time during a run is made without a period or comma.

Example: 12.832 seconds is pronounced as "twelve eight three two".

Change history

Timestamp Who Modification
Oct 14, 2024 2:55:19 PM Ticket created
Oct 14, 2024 7:15:34 PM Felix Romer Field: Responsible
Old value: -
New value : Romer Felix
Oct 14, 2024 7:15:34 PM Felix Romer Field: Status
Old value: Opened
New value : Running
Oct 14, 2024 7:15:34 PM Felix Romer Field: Classification
Old value: Bug
New value : Miscellaneous
Oct 21, 2024 1:33:04 PM Felix Romer Field: Status
Old value: Running
New value : Done
Oct 21, 2024 1:44:05 PM Felix Romer Field: Version
Old value:
New value : 2.5.4
Oct 21, 2024 1:45:43 PM Felix Romer Field: Title
Old value: Ansage der schnellsten Rundenzeit ohne Punkt/Komma
New value : Announcement of the fastest lap time without point/comma
Oct 21, 2024 1:45:43 PM Felix Romer Field: Specification
Old value: Die Ansage einer neuen schnellsten Rundenzeit während einnes Laufs erfolgt ohne Punkt oder Komma.
Beispiel: 12,832 Sekunden wird ausgesprochen als "zwölf acht drei zwei".
Erstmals bemerkt in RCM Ultimate V2.5.0.1683.
Gestern wieder festgestellt in der RCM Ultimate V2.5.2.1885
New value : The announcement of a fastest lap time during a run is made without a period or comma.


Example: 12.832 seconds is pronounced as "twelve eight three two".
Oct 21, 2024 1:45:49 PM Felix Romer Field: Specification
Old value: The announcement of a fastest lap time during a run is made without a period or comma.


Example: 12.832 seconds is pronounced as "twelve eight three two".
New value : The announcement of a fastest lap time during a run is made without a period or comma.

Example: 12.832 seconds is pronounced as "twelve eight three two".