ITU-T E.138 SPANISH-2002
Human factors aspects of public telephones to improve their usability for older people Series E: Overall Network Operation Telephone Service Service Operation and human Factors International operation - General provisions concerning users Study Group 2

Standard No.
ITU-T E.138 SPANISH-2002
Release Date
2002
Published By
International Telecommunication Union (ITU)
Latest
ITU-T E.138 SPANISH-2002
Scope
This Recommendation proposes guidelines for the design of public telephone terminals for voice communication to make them simpler to use for older people whose sight, hearing, information processing and motor functions have deteriorated. This Recommendation provides information on the requirements of older people and how telephones can be adapted for their use. This Recommendation addresses manufacturers, designers, procurers, network operators, regulatory authorities, and those who deploy telecommunication terminals intended for general (public) use. In this Recommendation the term 'public telephone' shall include all telephones that are not in private offices or households, but that are generally accessible to many people, for instance, public payphones, telephones for general use in hotels, airports, hospitals, shopping malls, universities, schools, official agencies, etc.

ITU-T E.138 SPANISH-2002 Referenced Document

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ITU-T E.138 SPANISH-2002 history

  • 2002 ITU-T E.138 SPANISH-2002 Human factors aspects of public telephones to improve their usability for older people Series E: Overall Network Operation Telephone Service Service Operation and human Factors International operation - General provisions concerning users Study Group 2



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