Section II adds packaging and lifecycle instructions to the Section I requirements for products other than self-service terminals. The aim is again foreseeable use by persons with disabilities. Point (a) requires the packaging to be accessible, including the information it carries about opening, closing, use and disposal and, where provided, about the product's accessibility characteristics. Where feasible, that accessible information should be on the package itself. Point (b) covers instructions for installation, maintenance, storage and disposal that are not on the product but are made available another way, such as a website. They must be public before the product is first supplied and must meet six qualities: more than one sensory channel; understandable presentation; presentation in a form users can perceive; adequate font size and shape for the conditions of use with sufficient contrast and adjustable spacing; text formats that can generate alternative assistive formats; and an alternative presentation of any non-text content.
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