Adaptability of cashpoints for the disabled

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6.5 Control table of the level of adaptability of theautomatic cashpoint machinesAmbitProposalPriority Positioning/Model:LocationSuitable signalling by the banking entity: large posters,contrast1PHYSICAL ACCESSIBILITYAccessPositionFree surfaceareaIlluminationPrivacy andsecuritySuitableVisiblesignalling ofthe terminalBy touchAudiblySpace free of obstaclesInsertion of control cards: 0.7-1.20 mVestibule with free spaceDoorsAutomatic opening mechanismsDoor width > 0.8 mForce to open doors 20 NQueue controlTakes in aspects of security, environmental protection,noise, illumination1.5 x 1.5 m (without including door movement)Slope 2%50 lux on the ground200 lux minimum for operationAvoid shadows and reflectionsFluorescent lamp noiseSignposted free spaceShelf1231213113211212313Option of blocking screen (on using the speech outputoption) to protect data2Visual mechanisms for not forgetting card or money2Sound mechanisms for not forgetting card or money2ADAPTABILITY OF CASHPOINTS FOR THE DISABLED69
PriorityAmbit Proposal Positioning/Model:Scope of theinteractiveelementsPossibility of frontal and side approach following the marginsof section 4.4.1Viewing angle > 45ºReceptacles or waste bins that fir with the area of reach112Entrance andwithdrawaldevicesEntrance andwithdrawalelementsUseable with one hand, without needingto pull or turn wristsMaximum effort 22,2 N11Braille signalling1Symbol signalling,through graphics3Signalled components:visually (flashing light),by touch1Entrance device in form of a funnel1INTERFACE ACCESSIBILITYKeyboardSigns on the card for identificationSigns on the card for orientationSigns in the bank book for orientationand last pageStandardise the keyboardKeyboards with 5 marked,telephone numerationKeys marked by touch312211Keys marked with relief2Concave, non-slip keys2Size of keys 10 x 10 mm minimum1Minimum height 2 mm1Separation between number keysof 3 mm minimum1Separation of numerical and function keys9 mm minimum1Function keys:cancel X red, delete/correct I yellow,confirm/continue O green1Keys with sound confirmation oncepressed1Alarm buttonCorrectly signalled1Alternative method to speaking370 ADAPTABILITY OF CASHPOINTS FOR THE DISABLED
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