Which of the following is NOT listed as an example of a BITE indicator fault?

• A. Tripped circuit breakers
• B. System temperature high
• C. Lamps indicating incorrectly
• D. ANT ELEM counts

Answer: (B)

BITE indicator faults are problems in the indicator subsystem where the status shown to the user is wrong or misleading. They involve the signals, lamps, or readouts that report system state, not the actual physical condition of the system itself.

That’s why system temperature high isn’t a BITE indicator fault. A high temperature describes a real, physical condition detected by sensors and may trigger protections, but it isn’t a fault of how an indicator reports status. The other options describe situations where the indicator itself would be misreporting or malfunctioning (lamps indicating incorrectly, antenna element counts off, or a breaker status shown inaccurately), which align with the idea of BITE indicator faults.