Some ergonomic considerations on car-radio systems.

Author(s)
Nes, F.L. van & H.J. Bleileven
Year
Abstract

Some preliminary results-are: 1) the most frequently used control is that for tuning. Some form of discrete turning (pre-selection) for 5 or 6 transmitters may be sufficient for normal use. 2) a separate on-off control is desirable. 3) for in most radio-car combinations the turning scale is insufficiently visible for the driver from his seat. Preferably, he should not have to look at all at the radio while using its controls.

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Library number
A 5724 (In: A 5717)
Source

In: 4ème Congres International Ergonomique, Strasbourg, 6-10 juillet 1970 : liste des Participants; Résumés, p. 165

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