Yes, chirp is even better.
I hope you've solve the problem with your doctor and you're ok.

chirp (ch=FBrp)  n., v. <chirped, chirp-ing>
              n.
                  1.  the short, sharp sound made by small
                       birds and certain insects.
                  2.  any similar sound, esp. of a cheerful,
                       excited tone.
              v.i.
                  3.  to make the sound of a chirp.
              v.t.
                  4.  to say or express with such a sound.
             [1400-50; late ME chyrpynge (ger.); expressive
             word akin to CHEEP, CHIRK]
   Derived words
             --chirp'er, n.

On 6/22/07, Vitaliy <spam@maksimov.org> wrote:
> Encouraged by Vasile's success, I decided to seek advice on this list. :)
>
> 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).
>
> In the "Troubleshooting" section of the manual, I describe the symptoms as
> 'Quickly flashing LED, "chirping" sound', but a colleague argues that
> there's nothing "chirping" about the sound. What would be a better word?
> None of the alternatives suggested by thesaurus.com seem correct to me.
>
> Vitaliy
>
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