Adaptability of cashpoints for the disabled

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13. Document Revision ................................................................................................. 3214. Appendices ................................................................................................................ 33A1. Disability Needs ....................................................................................................33A1.1 Sensory ........................................................................................................... 33A1.1.1 Vision .......................................................................................................33A1.1.2 Hearing ....................................................................................................33A1.2 Physical........................................................................................................... 33A1.2.1 Mobility....................................................................................................33A1.2.2 Dexterity .................................................................................................33A1.2.3 Reaching and stretching. .................................................................. 34A1.3 Information ....................................................................................................34A1.3.1 Cognitive impairment ........................................................................ 34A1.3.2 Speech disabilities .............................................................................. 34A1.3.3 Age-related impairments................................................................... 34A1.3.4 Intellectual Disability ......................................................................... 35A2. Symbols ................................................................................................................. 36A3. Diagrammes.......................................................................................................... 38ADAPTABILITY OF CASHPOINTS FOR THE DISABLED63
6.3.4 Contents of the study mentioned in the bibliography:Access to ATMs: UK design guidelines1. SCOPE2. GENERAL2.1 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS2.2 DEFINITIONS2.2.1 AMBULANT DISABLED PERSON2.2.2 AUTOMATIC TELLER MACHINE (ATM)2.2.3 CARD READER2.2.4 CONTINUOUS ACCESSIBLE PATH OF TRAVEL2.2.5 DISABLED USER2.2.6 DISPLAY2.2.7 KEY SURFACE2.2.8 MEDIA2.2.9 PIN2.2.10 PRINTOUT2.2.11 TOUCHSCREEN2.2.12 USER INTERFACE2.2.13 WHEELCHAIR USER3. INSTALLATION3.1 FINDING THE ATM3.2 CONTINUOUS ACCESSIBLE PATH OF TRAVEL3.3 SITE3.4 CLEAR FLOOR SPACE3.5 LOBBIES3.6 LIGHTING3.6.1 OF THE CLEAR FLOOR SPACE3.6.2 OF THE USER-INTERFACE3.6.3 FOR READING3.6.4 LOCATIONAL SIGNS3.7 ACCESSORIES3.8 HEIGHT3.8.1 GENERAL3.8.2 REACH RANGES4. INPUTS4.1 TIME ALLOWED4.2 KEYBOARD4.2.1 KEYS4.2.2 NUMERIC KEYS4.2.3 TEXT KEYS4.3 INSERTING OF CARDS AND MEDIA4.4 CONTROLS64 ADAPTABILITY OF CASHPOINTS FOR THE DISABLED
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