Adaptability of cashpoints for the disabled

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AmbitEntrance andwithdrawaldevicesScreen Visible at 1.015 m height from the centre 1of the free floor spaceSpeech outputcapacityProposalAdaptable to screen with more contrast, largecharacters: sans serif, 4.8 mm high for theletter “I”, combination of upper and lowercases and entering by keyboardAdaptable to different types of disability(symbols, touch screen with few instructions,easy language)Reproduction of all operations (taking inthe exceptions from section 4.42 Entranceand withdrawal devices; on the “SpeechOutput Capacity” point)Priority121Clear sound, volume control1Sound starts in an intuitive form on pickingup the phone, connecting the jack lead3Instructions in Braille3INTERFACE ACCESSIBILITYReply of cashpointmachineWithdrawal sectionsSound signals of the progressof the processVisual signals of the progressof the processPossibility of extending the time allowedMaximum effort for withdrawal 22.2 NMinimum projection of de 25 mm11211Free area in a radius of 40 mm2Printed text: sans serif font, 12 p,upper and lower cases. Contrasting2OperationAdaptation of theoperationVisually sensory disabled / elderly: deactivatetouch screen, larger characters, contrast,etc.Physically disables problems of manualdexterity: touch screen with less butbigger instructionsIntellectually disabled: easy reading,icons, symbols122Short and simple textsSaving of text in movementGraphic or symbol instructions212IdentificationPossibility of extending time for operationsBiometric control systems23Table 4.6: Proposal list for cashpoint machine adapted for the disabled.Appendix 6.5 shows a list like this one as a control table so that an evaluation canbe made of the level of adaptability of the automatic cashpoint machine.ADAPTABILITY OF CASHPOINTS FOR THE DISABLED43
4.7 Regulatory proposal4.7.1 NormsThe appearanceof norms thatregulate thetechnicalparameters ofdesign factorssuch as building,urban planning,transport orcommunicationrepresents animprovement inthe standard ofliving of thisgroup, and at thesame time anintegrating task.The Spanish Constitution states the equality of all Spanish people. Article 49states that the public authorities undertake a policy of planning for,treatment, rehabilitation and integration of the physically, sensory andpsychologically disabled. From this premise a series of laws and decrees havebeen proposed regarding accessibility.The appearance of norms that regulate the technical parameters of designfactors such as building, urban planning, transport or communicationrepresents an improvement in the standard of living of this group, and at thesame time an integrating task. Accessibility must be understood as a basiccivil right of these people, a right that provides them with equality andparticipation in economic, social and cultural life. Enabling full access toautomatic cashpoint machines would form part of this responsibility to thedisabled.In the autonomous community of Catalonia there is the Decree 135/95 ofthe 24 March developing Law 20/1991, of the 25 November, on promotingaccessibility and eliminating architectural barriers, and of passing theAccessibility Code.To study the norms relating to Europe, the state and the autonomiccommunities in more detail, see appendix 6.2.4.7.2 Compendium of the adapted cashpoint machineThe adaptedautomaticcashpoint machineproposed in thisstudy is acashpoint machinedesigned to solvea whole range ofaccess problems(both physical andcommunicative)that arise intoday’s society.The adapted automatic cashpoint machine proposed in this study is acashpoint machine designed to solve a whole range of access problems (bothphysical and communicative) that arise in today’s society. We have tried toprovide a design that is suitable for everyone.The advantages of establishing an adapted cashpoint machine affects allsociety, not only the disabled. For example, people with temporarily reducedmobility (pregnant women, people with plaster casts, people with prams,etc.), the elderly, people with reading problems, beginners, and many otherscan also benefit from them.With the data produced in the first section of the study it is estimated thatthis covers as much as 25% of the population.44 ADAPTABILITY OF CASHPOINTS FOR THE DISABLED
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