Konica Minolta Universal Design Concept Wheelchair - Manual (Page 2)

“I found it particularly easy to feed in originals for scanning and the
display is really easy to operate, even if you’ve limited use of your fingers.”
Bernd Worf, plumber
The results were overwhelmingly good.
The six testers gave a “very good” or
“good” rating to 97.6 % of the 84
machine features assessed in the tests
and 96.3% of the 27 features evaluated
in the interviews. The interviews revealed
a high degree of satisfaction with the
tested machine – “very easy to use” and
“the best machine ever seen” were just
two of the comments. The tiltable display
panel and magnification function met with
a very positive response and there was
praise for the fact that suggestions for
improvements made when the last Konica
Minolta machine was tested early in 2003
had been implemented in the Di2510. All
in all, a massive vote of confidence in the
machine’s ease of use by disabled
people.
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Ease of use: TÜV Product Service GmbH
ratings for 84 machine features
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Certified suitability
TÜV Product Service GmbH invited six wheelchair users from North Germany
to test the suitability for disabled people of the Konica Minolta Di2510
monochrome copier-printer (Di3010/ Di3510 & bizhub range similar in
construction).The extensive testing procedure involved a variety of tasks such
as copying (normal and duplex copying, sorting, magnifying and reduing),
creating a booklet, printing (normal, duplex and hole-punching), scanning
and refilling both paper and toner. The testers evaluated the ease with which
each of these 18 tasks could be carried out on a five-point scale between
“very good” and “poor”. Interviews were also conducted to discover their
subjective assessment of the machine’s suitability for disabled people.
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