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Assistive Technologies Inc.

1415 N. Eagle Street
Naperville, Illinois 60563
United States
Telephone: 800-244-4906.
Fax: 630-527-0111.
Web: http://www.assistivetechnologies.com.
Email: dond@assistivetechnologies.com.

Products distributed by Assistive Technologies Inc. (listed alphabetically)

  1. COLOR-EYE Picture of COLOR-EYE

    Color-Eye is a video magnifier designed for use by individuals with low vision. It is a hand-sized unit that connects to a television set (not included). Users have a choice of hand-held operation or hands-free use with a flex-arm mount that can be clamped on the edge of a desk or table. This device magnifies in color with positive images only (no color reversal). Magnification ranges from 4.9 to 17 times for a seven-inch TV, nine to 32 times for a 13-inch TV, and 14 to 49 times for a 20-inch TV. It can be focused from less than one inch all the way to infinity. This means that it can be used for shaving, looking down the street, or checking the yard to see what the dog is doing. To change magnification, the user slides the camera up or down in its stand, and to focus, the user turns a lens ring. Because the unit consumes less than a watt of power per hour, there is no on/off switch. WEIGHT: The unit alone weighs eight ounces; with the flex arm and carrying case, the system weighs two pounds.

  2. FLEX-EYE Picture of FLEX-EYE

    Flex-Eye is a CCTV designed for use by individuals with low vision. This CCTV has a flex-arm mount that offers almost unlimited choice of camera positions and angles. It can be used for crafts and small repairs as well as reading text, and it can be rotated sideways to allow the user to view his or her own face. This high-resolution video magnifier offers a choice of color, black and white, or reverse image viewing. Focusing is automatic. The camera unit connects to an ordinary television set (not included). There are only two controls. One is the on/off control, and the other is the color/reverse image switch. The camera has a wide angle and can see the entire width of a business letter or magazine page. When the wide angle image is displayed on a large screen TV (27 inches or larger), users can orient themselves on the page, then zoom in to read at whatever magnification they prefer, keeping as much of the page as possible on screen. This minimizes or eliminates the need to move the page back and forth beneath the camera, making it easier to read. Magnification ranges are two to 10 times for a 13-inch TV, three to 15 times for a 20-inch TV, four to 20 times for a 26-inch TV, and five to 27 times for a 35-inch TV. OPTIONS: X-Y table for holding materials for viewing. WEIGHT: 5 pounds with carrying case (included).

  3. GOLDEN-EYE Picture of GOLDEN-EYE

    Golden-Eye is a video magnifier designed for use by individuals with low vision. This device magnifies in black and white only. It is a hand-sized unit that connects to a television set (not included). Users have a choice of hand-held operation or hands-free use with a flex-arm mount that can be clamped on the edge of a desk or table. Magnification ranges from 4.9 to 17 times for a 7-inch TV, nine to 32 times for a 13-inch TV, and 14 to 49 times for a 20-inch TV. The device can be focused from less than one inch all the way to infinity, so it can be used for both close and distant viewing. To change magnification, the user slides the camera up or down in its stand; to focus, the user turns a lens ring. Because the unit consumes less than a watt of power per hour, there is no on/off switch. WEIGHT: The unit alone weighs eight ounces; with the flex arm and carrying case, the system weighs two pounds.

  4. IMPERIUM 200H ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL SYSTEM Picture of IMPERIUM 200H ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL SYSTEM

    The Imperium 200H Environmental Control System is an environmental control unit designed to provide both visual and voice feedback for individuals with disabilities. Engineered for dual capability at either home or a care facility, this unit is designed to control up to 256 lights and appliances, including televisions, video cassette recorders, compact disc players, electronic bed controls, nurse-call systems, and the optional tape recorder. Extra relays for such items as a powered door opener and a page turner are included with the system. The system also includes a built-in telephone with headset. This telephone offers speed dial, call waiting, ten-number memory, redial, and volume control. The telephone may be set to tone or pulse dialing and prefixes can be included with phone number selection.Other standard system features include customized menus, user-adjustable volume, limited augmentative speech capability, and battery backup. The complete system includes the main unit, display and display mount gooseneck, power supply, connection cables, microphone with lapel clip, One for All Six universal remote control, five X-10 modules (one Powerline interface, three appliance modules, and one lamp modules), an accessory cable with unfinished connector, headphones, power strip, and an instructional video and user manual. OPTIONS: System tape recorder, switches and bed cables.

  5. IMPERIUM MOBILELINK (MODEL 200ML) Picture of IMPERIUM MOBILELINK (MODEL 200ML)

    Imperium MobileLink, model 200ML, is a radio transmission environmental control unit designed for use by individuals with mobility or severe physical disabilities or spinal cord injury. The system communicates through a 2.4 gigahertz radio link, which transmits around corners, through walls, and across significant distances. The system consists of two components, a base unit and a remote unit. The base unit sits atop and plugs into a host environmental control unit, such as the Imperium 200H from InterAct Plus (not included) or environmental control units from other companies. The small remote unit attaches to a wheelchair. Control signals for this system are provided by any dual switch. Audio input/output for the included telephone, the spoken menu, menu beeps, or for a tape recorder or PC is provided via either a lapel microphone with small on-board speaker or stereo headphones, or a headphone/boom microphone combination. POWER: Uses the wheelchair's battery.

  6. ZACC Picture of ZACC

    ZACC is a desktop CCTV designed for use by individuals with low vision. This CCTV is a high-resolution full color desktop video magnifier with a ball bearing mounted X-Y table for positioning of material to be viewed. It can be used for reading text or multicolor magazines, looking at photographs, or doing hand work such as small repairs, crafts, writing cards and letters, or doing crossword puzzles. The unit is controlled with a small four-button keypad that can be conveniently placed where the user wishes. There is no focus control; focusing is automatic and instantaneous. Two buttons control the magnification, allowing the user to smoothly zoom in and out to obtain the desired magnification. Another button switches between color and black-and-white viewing modes. The fourth button switches between regular black on white and reverse image, which shows white type on a black background, for reduced glare while reading. The camera has a wide angle and can see the entire width of a business letter or magazine page. When the wide angle image is displayed on a large screen TV (27 inches or larger), users can orient themselves on the page, then zoom in to read at whatever magnification they prefer, keeping as much of the page as possible on screen. This minimizes or eliminates the need to move the page back and forth beneath the camera, making reading easier. Magnification ranges are 1.4 to 22 times for a 13-inch TV, two to 34 times for a 20-inch TV, 2.8 to 44 times for a 26-inch TV, and 3.8 to 59 times for a 35-inch TV. WEIGHT: 11 pounds with carrying case (included).

  7. ZACC-BW Picture of ZACC-BW

    ZACC-BW is a desktop CCTV designed for use by individuals with low vision. It is a high-resolution black and white desktop video magnifier with a ball bearing mounted X-Y table for positioning of material to be viewed. It can be used for reading text or doing handwork such as small repairs, crafts, writing cards and letters, or doing crossword puzzles. The unit is controlled using three pushbuttons on a small keypad that can be conveniently placed where the user wishes. Two buttons control the magnification, allowing the user to zoom in and out to obtain the desired magnification. The third button switches between regular black on white and reverse image, which shows white type on a black background, for reduced glare while reading. The camera has a wide angle and can see the entire width of a business letter or magazine page. When the wide angle image is displayed on a large screen TV (27 inches or larger), users can orient themselves on the page, then zoom in to read at whatever magnification they prefer, keeping as much of the page as possible on screen. This minimizes or eliminates the need to move the page back and forth beneath the camera, making reading easier. Magnification ranges are 1.4 to 22 times for a 13-inch TV, two to 34 times for a 20-inch TV, 2.8 to 44 times for a 26-inch TV, and 3.8 to 59 times for a 35-inch TV. WEIGHT: 11 pounds with carrying case (included).

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