When both consoles have EQUIP CONTR enabled what is displayed?

• A. All fault alerts are directed to both consoles (no filtering)
• B. Fault alerts are directed to a single console
• C. Fault alerts are directed to both consoles with filtering
• D. No fault alerts are displayed

Answer: (A)

When EQUIP CONTR is enabled on both consoles, fault alerts are broadcast to both consoles with no filtering. The system shares the same fault information across both displays, so each console shows all active alerts. This provides redundant visibility and ensures either operator can see the faults without missing information.

If fault alerts were directed to only one console, that would require a mismatch in settings or a different routing rule. If there were filtering, you’d expect some alerts to be restricted, which isn’t the behavior when both consoles have EQUIP CONTR enabled. And suppressing fault alerts altogether isn’t how EQUIP CONTR works—it’s about how alerts are distributed, not about turning them off.