bleep (bleep)  n., v. <bleeped, bleep-ing.>
              n.
                  1.  a brief beeping sound, usu. of a high
                       pitch and generated by an electronic
                       device.
                  2.  such a sound used to replace
                       objectionable material, as in a broadcast.
                  3.  (used as a euphemism for an obscenity or
                       other objectionable word.).
              v.i.
                  4.  (of an electronic device) to emit a
                       series of bleeps as an audible signal.
              v.t.

On 6/22/07, Russell McMahon <apptech@paradise.net.nz> wrote:
> > Say you have a device that indicates an "error" condition by quickly
> > flashing the LED, and emitting a 1Khz sound that pulsates at about
> > 4Hz
> > (on/off).
>
> - 1 KHz modulated at 4 Hz.
>
> - 1 KHz gated at 4 Hz.
>
> - 1 Khz warble.
>
> - High picthed warble
>
> - Modulated high pitch tone
>
> - 4 Hz modulated high pitch tone.
>
> - 1 KHz tone gated on and onff at 4 hz
>
> - 1 KHz tone switched on and off at 4 hz
>
> And, of course :-)
>
> - a 1Khz sound that pulsates at about 4Hz
>
>
>
>        Russell
>
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