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Old May 18th, 2006, 07:05 PM       
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Originally Posted by Guitar Woman
it's binary, the line is supposed to be a 1 (binary for "on") and the circle is supposed to be a 0 (binary for "off"). The symbol means that you can turn the device on or off by pressing the button.
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No I think emu was right. It represents and open circuit
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I would think the circle represents a binary 0 (off) and the line represents a binary 1 (on). One of my professors explained it to me during my freshman year, but I forget what he said.
Yes that's correct.
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