U3 Timer reset not working in Python 2.7

Edited for formatting

I've tried searching the forums and google, and I still cant get this to work.

I'm trying to reset the timer every so often so I don't have these huge numbers.  I'm using U3 Labjack, with the python 2.7 library.

Attached are my atttempts.  Also code below

Python 2.7.15 (v2.7.15:ca079a3ea3, Apr 30 2018, 16:30:26) [MSC v.1500 64 bit (AMD64)] on win32 Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> import u3
>>> dev = u3.U3()
>>> dev.reset(True)
>>> dev.configIO(NumberOfTimersEnabled = 1)
{'NumberOfTimersEnabled': 1, 'TimerCounterPinOffset': 4, 'DAC1Enable': 0, 'FIOAnalog': 0, 'EIOAnalog': 0, 'TimerCounterConfig': 65, 'EnableCounter1': False, 'EnableCounter0': False}
>>> dev.getFeedback(u3.Timer0())
[160794122]
>>> dev.getFeedback(u3.Timer(timer = 0))
[192106954]
>>> dev.getFeedback(u3.Timer(timer = 0, Value = 0))
[224845482]
>>> dev.getFeedback(u3.Timer(timer = 0, Value = 0))
[230366378]
>>> dev.getFeedback(u3.Timer(timer = 0, Value = 0, UpdateRest = True))
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
TypeError: __init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'UpdateRest'
>>> dev.getFeedback(u3.Timer(timer = 0, Value = 0, UpdateReset = True))
[286179735]
>>> dev.getFeedback(u3.Timer(timer = 0, Value = 0, UpdateReset = True))
[292600972]
>>> dev.getFeedback(u3.Timer0(Value = 0, UpdateReset = True))
[336233891]
>>> dev.getFeedback(u3.Timer0(Value = 0, UpdateReset = True))
[340177169]
>>> dev.getFeedback(u3.Timer0(UpdateReset = True))
[375781204]
>>> dev.getFeedback(u3.Timer0(UpdateReset = True))
[379435376]
>>> dev.getFeedback(u3.Timer0(Value = 0))
[418480080]
>>> dev.getFeedback(u3.Timer0(Value = 0))
[423833158]

 

no matter what I try, the timer keeps counting up.

Also if someone could explain the timer output in further detail, it would be appreciated.  Using the code in sreenshot, when I sleep for 1 second and request another timer count, I'm getting a difference of about 4,001,000.  Although the default clock speed is 48mHz.  I don't understand why I'm getting 4 million, when there are 48 million cycles per second.

I'm not using any special timer divisors or anything, just default specs.