Which condition is indicated by a flashing entry on UFCP?

Which condition is indicated by a flashing entry on UFCP?

• A. Invalid data entry
• B. Valid data entry
• C. No entry
• D. System fault

Answer: (A)

A flashing entry on the UFCP is a validation cue that the data entered is not acceptable. The UFCP checks inputs against allowed formats and ranges, and if something is out of bounds, missing required parts, or otherwise invalid, it flashes to tell you to re-enter the value. When you correct the data to meet the required format and range, the flashing stops and the input is accepted. This is different from a valid data entry, which would be accepted without flashing, or from no entry or a system fault, which would be indicated by other cues rather than a flashing entry.

A flashing entry on the UFCP is a validation cue that the data entered is not acceptable. The UFCP checks inputs against allowed formats and ranges, and if something is out of bounds, missing required parts, or otherwise invalid, it flashes to tell you to re-enter the value. When you correct the data to meet the required format and range, the flashing stops and the input is accepted. This is different from a valid data entry, which would be accepted without flashing, or from no entry or a system fault, which would be indicated by other cues rather than a flashing entry.