Audio-Tactile Interface
Audio-Tactile Interface: Voter interface designed to not require visual reading of a ballot.
Also known as: ATI
Definition
Voter interface designed to not require visual reading of a ballot. Audio is used to convey information to the voter and sensitive tactile controls allow the voter to communicate ballot selections to the voting system.
Alternative Definitions
- Definition 2
(ATI) Voter interface designed to not require visual reading of a ballot. Audio is used to convey information to the voter and sensitive tactile controls allow the voter to communicate ballot selections to the voting system.
- Definition 3
Attorney General 1. In New Jersey, the CHIEF STATE ELECTION OFFICIAL. N. J. Stat. Ann. §19:31-6a. 2. In Texas, the Attorney General appoints a designee to sit with the examiners for the SECRETARY OF STATE in voting system certification examinations.
- Definition 4
An interface to a voting system that does not requi re visual ability but instead uses the sense of hearing and the ability to touch. 2005 VVSG V.1, APPENDIX A. Similarly, 2007 VVSG. Abbreviated ATI. Under the 2007 VVSG, an ATI must provide the same functionality as the visual interface of a VOTING STATION. AN ATI must be able to provide a range of volumes controllable by the voter, offer intelligible audio and must support a variety of playing speeds. See also PAUSE AND RESUME, REPETITION, SANITIZED HEADSET.