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On Thu, 28 Aug 2003 21:40:40 -0400, Roland Perry
wrote: In article , Robert Woolley writes Erm, the colour sequence is: a) Amber - Ready to read. OK. b) Red - Oyster rejected or not ready to read. No, Red - paper ticket accepted. I hold a staff pass (Oyster based). The red led comes on if theres a misread. It is also on if the reader is off-line. If a mag-stripe ticket goes through the gate the reader is not ready to read, ergo the read light. c) Green - Oyster read ok, no problems. Never seen green. Why isn't "paper ticket accepted" green? Because the main display shows whether a mag stripe ticket has read ok. Hopefully Paul Corfield will be along later and can explain.... Rob -- rob at robertwoolley dot co dot uk |
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