Research, design and development guidelines Sample Clauses

Research, design and development guidelines. A Telecare system's output should be made available through multiple modalities (auditory, tactile and visual). Users should be allowed to select one or more output modalities, as well as their specific characteristics (e.g. volume, brightness, contrast). Information on active output modalities and their characteristics should be provided. The information generated through the different modalities of a telecare system should be equivalent. Brightness and contrast of visual signals should be adjustable. Their value range should allow visual signals to be perceived under various conditions of ambient illumination; the size of visual symbols (e.g. text, icons) should be adjustable; Information should not be provided relying only on colour; image quality should be sufficient to perceive sign language correctly. Location and function controls of telecare equipment should be easily identifiable by users. The telecare equipment should provide users with multimodal feedback, see, in order to: acknowledge user interaction with telecare equipment, such as the use of input controls, or the engagement of external connectors (e.g. medical sensor, power cord, PC card, USB connector, etc.) and inform on the progress of a telecare service that has been requested by the user. Feedback should be presented without any perceptible delay. Visual or tactile feedback should occur at the same location as the control, or in a common place, standard for the whole telecare system.
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