When one console has EQUIP CONTR enabled what is displayed?

• A. All fault alerts are directed to the console with EQUIP CONTR ON
• B. All fault alerts are directed to the console without EQUIP CONTR
• C. Fault alerts are directed to both consoles with filtering
• D. No fault alerts are directed anywhere

Answer: (A)

When EQUIP CONTR is enabled on one console, that console becomes the primary receiver for fault alerts related to equipment. The system routes all fault alerts to that console so the operator who can manage equipment issues sees them immediately. This keeps alerts centralized and avoids duplicating alerts on both consoles. Therefore, all fault alerts are directed to the console with EQUIP CONTR ON.

If they were directed to the console without EQUIP CONTR, those alerts would not be routed to the active equipment controller. If directed to both consoles, duplicates and confusion could occur. If no alerts were sent anywhere, faults would go unseen.