Translation of "Akustische rückmeldung" in English

The control is equipped with both optical and acoustic indication of the execution of a command.

Large keys with mechanical pressure point and acoustic acknowledgement ensure safe processes.

The safe locking process is supported by an acoustic and tactile feedback.

The blue switches are characterized by an acoustic and mechanical feedback.

This gives users audible feedback, telling them that the door is shut.

Audible feedback includes phrases such as:

Other telephone systems just hang up with no acoustic feedback after dialing the feature code.

An acoustic output of the acknowledgment 15 is also possible via a speaker (not shown).

The remote control is equipped with both optical and acoustic indication of pressing a key.

This allows an advantageous acoustic feedback as well for the installation worker by means of a clicking sound.

An acoustic and haptic feedback is also possible and advantageous by a latching of the closure.

Acoustic feedback can likewise be generated by the control device 27 by using a loudspeaker 33 .

During closing, the user is to arrive at a defined final position without having to pay special attention to this, and he is to receive acoustic and tactile acknowledgement of the fact that the closure cap has locked into the closing position.

This is perceived quite positively by the operator because he acquires an acoustic report with respect to the function of the motor vehicle door lock.

For the operator this means the desired acoustic report that his actuation has been successful.

The ball track built into the foot of the Ongo® standing seat gives acoustic feedback on every movement, what makes the ergonomically designed standing seat to an innovative piece of fitness equipment.

The engagement is audible as a click and gives the user acoustic feedback that the connection has been successfully produced.

If a spring-loaded detent element and a complementary recess on the opposite side are provided on the lateral surfaces of the detent lug and recess, a click is audible at the end of the pivoting movement as acoustic feedback of the successful completion of the pivoting movement.

In the case of such passenger access, activation is effected as pure voice control, for example, which outputs no kind of audio feedback and which is designed merely for executing control commands for uncritical vehicle functions.

The golf player in this way receives visual or audible feedback about the attainment of the end position during the backswing.

In order to simplify the installation of the sensor further and to allow it to be monitored, mechanical devices may be present on the sensor which inform the operator in an optical, haptic and/or acoustic manner whether and/or that the sensor has been correctly twisted into the final position.

Insofar, snap or latch connections are particularly favorable because the completed coupling, i.e. the engaging or catching due to the occurring power discontinuity, is tactilely easily detectable and furthermore connected to a characteristic snapping or clicking sound, providing additional acoustic feedback to the user.

As a result of the impact of the golf club on the stop element 27 and the associated noise and/or vibrations of the golf club, the golf player receives an acoustic or haptic feedback that the end of the backswing movement is reached.

These are mechanical threading aids (chamfers), mechanical indexing for precise installation (protection against twisted installation), mechanical fixing and locking as well as devices which permit the monitoring of the installation process by optical, haptic and/or acoustic communication to the operator.

The snapping back of the detent arms also provides an acoustic indication that the engagement has taken place properly.