With the Portable InfoLoop, listeners receive the signal at a distance of up to 4 feet from the unit (click on above photos to see enlarged images)....
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Oval Window Audio Portable InfoLoop Hearing System
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2.4.1. Replacement Costs
The Final RA estimates the costs to replace captioning and audio description hardware and devices over the time frame of the analysis. ...
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2.1.2.3 New York State Standards
Given a 1000 Hz signal at a level equal to the long-time average level of speech, the average value of the magnetic field should be 100 mA/meter +/- 3 dB between 100 to 8000 Hz, with a maximum...
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3.6.1. Hardware Replacement
Public comments on the 2014 NPRM, as well as information provided by manufacturers, suggest that captioning and audio description hardware is expected to last about 10 years. ...
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Oval Window Audio Induction Loop Receivers for Individuals without Telecoil-Equipped Hearing Aids
Oval Window Audio's HLR III Induction Loop Receiver is compatible with all induction loop assistive listening sytems. ...
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3.6.2. Device Replacement
Because patrons will handle the captioning and audio description devices on a regular basis, the devices will require replacement more often than the hardware. ...
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§ 1194.23(h)
(h) Where a telecommunications product delivers output by an audio transducer which is normally held up to the ear, a means for effective magnetic wireless coupling to hearing technologies...
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4.10.3 Hall Call Buttons
Such call buttons shall have visual signals to indicate when each call is registered and when each call is answered....
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4.10.3 HALL CALL BUTTONS
Such call buttons shall have visual signals to indicate when each call is registered and when each call is answered....
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1132A.10 Door signal devices
Every primary entrance to a covered multifamily dwelling unit shall be provided with a door buzzer, bell, chime or equivalent. The activating mechanism shall be mounted a maximum of...
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1132A.10 Door signal devices
Every primary entrance to a covered multifamily dwelling unit shall be provided with a door buzzer, bell, chime or equivalent. The activating mechanism shall be mounted a maximum of...
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3.3. Scoping Requirements
As previously explained in Section 2.3, four types of equipment are necessary to provide closed movie captioning and audio description: Captioning Hardware Audio Description...
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Small Business Accessibility: BigBell
Disability Access for Small Businesses; product information for BigBell wireless door alert system.
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Step Hear Call Hear CH-100
Video demonstrates a call and assist system comprised of a wireless call button and a chime alert unit located near an employee.
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Braille documents and audio format of publications
Providing pre- or post-visit materials in audio format is considered equivalent to offering the publications in Braille....
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219 Assistive Listening Systems
Such assembly areas, if (1) they accommodate at least 50 persons, or if they have audio- amplification systems, and (2) they have fixed seating, shall have a permanently installed assistive...
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§382.51(a)(7)
(7) You must replace any televisions and other audio-visual displays providing passengers with safety briefings, information, or entertainment that do not have high-contrast captioning capability...
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Tactile objects
Objects, models, and/or reproductions must be accompanied by audio description, and mounted in the exhibition....
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4.1.3. Ongoing Costs
Table 4-6 shows the replacement costs associated with each type of equipment necessary to provide closed movie captioning and audio description. ...
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3.2.3. Baseline by Venue Type
This section explains how the auditoriums equipped to provide closed movie captioning or audio description are distributed by venue type (Section 2.1.4)....
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2.1.4. Venue Type
The distinction between venue types determines the captioning and audio description equipment required at each movie theater complex. ...
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Section 36.303(g)(7) Compliance Date for Providing Captioning and Audio Description
These commenters asserted that because most movie theaters had already committed to providing captioning and audio description to their patrons by the end of 2014, the 6-month compliance...
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2.1.1 General Description
The audio signals from the sound source (usually a microphone, though other audio sources can be accommodated) are amplified and sent as an alternating electric current through the wire...
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§ 36.303(g)(10)
(10) This section does not require the use of open movie captioning as a means of compliance with paragraph (g) of this section, even if providing closed movie captioning for digital...
