Visual Alarms, Notification Devices and Telephones [9.3] Auxiliary Alarms A portion of sleeping units in transient lodging facilities must have a visual alarm connected to the building...
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Visual Alarms, Notification Devices and Telephones [9.3] Auxiliary Alarms
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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...
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Current Technology
Current Technology While hands on exploration is important, technology provides expanded opportunities to interface with exhibits through magnification or description. A variety...
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T702 Signs
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§ 36.303(g)(9) Operational requirements
On or after January 17, 2017, whenever a public accommodation provides captioning and audio description in a movie theater auditorium exhibiting digital movies, it shall ensure that at least...
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V. Other Issues
Other Issues Several commenters asked the Department to include a requirement that movie theaters maintain all equipment needed to provide captioning and audio description. ...
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Costs and Benefits
and visual aspects of movies exhibited at movie theaters. ...
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Prohibited Use: ADA Standard Section 809.5.4
Visible alarm appliances used to indicate residential dwelling unit smoke detection or building fire alarm activation shall not be used for any other purpose within the residential...
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Interconnection: ADA Standard Section 809.5.3
The same visible alarm appliances shall be permitted to provide notification of residential dwelling unit smoke detection and building fire alarm activation.
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11B-703.8.2 Case
Low resolution VMS characters shall be uppercase.
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11B-702.1 General
Fire alarm systems shall have permanently installed audible and visible alarms complying with NFPA 72 and Chapter 9, Sections 907.5.2.1 and 907.5.2.3. [2010 ADA Standards] 702.1...
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11B-703.8.2 Case
Low resolution VMS characters shall be uppercase.
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11B-702.1 General
Fire alarm systems shall have permanently installed audible and visible alarms complying with NFPA 72 and Chapter 9, Sections 907.5.2.1 and 907.5.2.3. [2010 ADA Standards] 702.1...
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§ 36.303(g)(8) Notice
On or after January 17, 2017, whenever a public accommodation provides captioning and audio description in a movie theater auditorium exhibiting digital movies, it shall ensure that all...
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§ 36.303(b)(2)
(2) Qualified readers; taped texts; audio recordings; Brailled materials and displays; screen reader software; magnification software; optical readers; secondary auditory programs (SAP);...
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Paragraph (b) (Advisory Guidance)
These persons cannot rely solely on audio access modes commonly used by people who are blind....
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Section 36.303(g)(9) Operational Requirements
where the captioning devices were kept or how to turn on the captioning or audio description for the movie....
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Receivers: ADA Standard Section 219.3
Section 219.3 covers scoping requirements in the current ADA Standards for receivers for assistive listening systems.
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11B-219.3 Receivers
The minimum number of receivers to be provided shall be equal to 4 percent of the total number of seats, but in no case less than two. Twenty-five percent minimum of receivers...
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11B-219.3 Receivers
The minimum number of receivers to be provided shall be equal to 4 percent of the total number of seats, but in no case less than two. Twenty-five percent minimum of receivers...
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§1193.41(b) Operable with low vision and limited or no hearing
Provide at least one mode that permits operation by users with visual acuity between 20/70 and 20/200, without relying on audio output....
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Intensity
Intensity To be effective, a visual signal (or its reflection from adjacent walls and ceiling) must be of an intensity that will raise the overall light level sharply, but not be so intense...
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C204.1 General (Section-by-Section Analysis)
If applied to ICT covered by the 255 Guidelines, proposed 402 would require all products with displays to be speech enabled....