Means that the crossroad has a flashing red, but that the signal goes into normal operation if a car triggers a sensor on the crossroad by waiting a given amount of time. Flashing green/red resumes soon after. (These have likely been removed from the state.) Same as DE's, but only found at crosswalks, and triggered by a button pushed by pedestrians. May be located at a side road or crossroad with a stop sign so the cross traffic can take advantage of the red time on the main road.

This symptom indicates the monitor power supply is being loaded down by a short in a component, You may also hear a clicking or chirping sound from the monitor along with this symptom. Disconnect the monitor signal cable from the computer and power the monitor.

It seems like Vancouver is unique in having some of the traffic lights blinking green at various times of the day. The blinking light means that the light is not on a regular change cycle but can be activated, when needed by a pedestrian or cyclist.

A blinking light on your printer can indicate normal operation, a warning, or printer malfunction. The blinking light may be green, amber, red, slow, normal, fast, and implication will vary from model to model. On our current models, a green ready light that blinks once/second usually indicates that the printer is receiving data. A red or amber error light that blinks once/second usually indicates a printer error (paper out, paper jam, cover open, printing error).

When used in a signal with solid red/yellow/green arrows, means that permissive (yield to oncoming traffic) left turns are allowed - used when the through signals turn red to allow oncoming traffic to have both a through green and lagging protected green left arrow in order to prevent a "yellow trap", in which left-turning cars already in the intersection are not able to cross oncoming lanes to clear the intersection. http://projects.kittelson.

Now obsolete, these meant to watch for turning traffic across the crosswalk (whereas a solid "WALK" meant that there should be none). These were once used extensively in DC, and some may still exist in places. Mar 10, 2004

When the battery is running low, the light will begin by flashing slowly. At this point you can still use the doppler for some time. As the battery becomes too low, the light begins blinking more rapidly and will eventually shut the doppler off. The doppler unit requires regular 9 volt batteries that can easily be replaced by removing the small panel in the back of the doppler.

It means that some emails have arrived that have been allowed through by ChoiceMail and so are available to be loaded into your email program.

GREEN READY LIGHT.......... flashes when the PULSE POWERTM charging cycle is complete and has entered the maintenance mode. Battery is ready for use. Battery can be removed and used now or anytime during the charge cycle without ever damaging the battery. If you leave your battery in the charger, the yellow charging light blinks on periodically to let you know that your battery's charge is being maintained at the proper level.

Caterpillar engines have built-in diagnostics to assure all components are functioning and operating properly. In the event of a system problem, the operator will be alerted to the condition by the dashboard-mounted check engine/diagnostic lamp. A Caterpillar service tool or the cruise control switches may be used to read the numerical code of the diagnostic flash code.

It's telling you some very specific, though coded, information by its color and blink rate. It could be you need a new lamp, or that the security feature has been engaged rendering the projector useless until overridden. Check your user manual's troubleshooting guide. Status light meanings are projector model specific. Call us if you get stuck!

The power light serves a dual function on the DS2/DS3/DS4 amplifiers. First, a green light indicates that the amplifier is turned on. Secondly, this light will turn red when the power amplifier reaches full power output. Our DS2/DS3/DS4 model amplifiers are equipped with a voltage limiter on the power amplifier, which will prevent the power amplifier from being overdriven.

The light level function is enabled. (Mode 1) Select Mode 2 or 3 to disable the light level function.

After the T4 SCSI bridge is turned ON, it begins scanning the SCSI bus searching for a device. If the SCSI device is ready for operation, the T4 turns ON the SCSI Detect light. If the SCSI device is not ready, the T4 flashes the SCSI Detect LED until the SCSI device reports that it is ready for operation. If the SCSI Detect LED never stops flashing that most likely means the SCSI device is malfunctioning.

These icons represent the current status of your monitor. A green icon means your monitor was up on the last check. A red icon means your monitor was down on the last check and a grey icon means your monitor is not active.

Some monitors, even after power management enablement, may not enter sleep mode because they may be incapable of power management, or a screen saver may be interfering with power management operation.

A green flashing light during playback is an indication that your battery life is low and the unit will need to be recharged soon. A decrease of volume during playback is an indication that your battery life is low and the unit will need to be recharged soon.

ANSWER: The AC power has been interrupted - check the circuit breaker and AC wiring to correct the problem. ANSWER: While the unit is alarming, the smoke alarm which initiated the alarm (either by test button or sensing smoke) will flash the red LED light approximately once per second. The red LED light on the other non-initiated interconnected smoke alarms will not be lit but will sound the alarm.

This flashing pattern indicates you do not have the AV cable in the rear of your Xbox connected properly, shut off your Xbox, reconnect it and try again.

The printer is receiving a print job, replacing an ink cartridge, charging ink, or cleaning the print head.