What are the appropriate terms for the device’s “operational mode with one unit in use” and “one unit in use and one in standby”? Thank you

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How should the “operational mode with equipment in use” and “one in use and one in standby” of equipment be expressed in English? One in and one standby, one on one off? One working, one standby? So how do you express the operating condition under preparation?

Reply #22011-08-04

One in use, one as spare: one working, one spare; operation mode: working and spare condition； Please give me some advice. . . .

Reply #32011-08-04

one online/operating/running, one reserve/standby/backup operating/standing mode for reference only

Reply #42011-08-05

Reply to 2# xchzhi2010: Agree with this view, hehe

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