Fault indications are results of what, and are identified by what?

• A. Status monitor detected
• B. Non-status monitor detected faults
• C. Operator reported faults
• D. System auto-deduction

Answer: (A)

Fault indications come from the status monitor detecting faults in the system and are identified by the status monitor. The status monitor continuously watches health parameters and flags anomalies as fault indications when something is out of spec, providing a clear signal for corrective action. This automatic detection is what gives fault indications their source and label. Other options describe faults being found or reported by entities other than the status monitor, which is not how fault indications are generated.