What three CMDS status indications are displayed in the CM inhibit status windows on ASE, INIT, and WPN pages?

What three CMDS status indications are displayed in the CM inhibit status windows on ASE, INIT, and WPN pages?

• A. ARM, SAFE, or OFF
• B. SAFE, PIN, or DISABLE
• C. ARM, SAFE, or PIN
• D. PIN, ARM, or ENABLE

Answer: (C)

The CMDS inhibit status windows display three states that correspond to safety and readiness: ARM means the system is armed and could dispense if commanded; SAFE means the CMDS is inhibited and will not dispense; PIN indicates a safety pin is engaged, preventing dispensing regardless of arming. These three labels are what appear on ASE, INIT, and WPN pages, providing a consistent indication of the CMDS inhibit condition. Other terms like ENABLE, DISABLE, or OFF aren’t used for these inhibit statuses, so they don’t fit the actual display terminology.

The CMDS inhibit status windows display three states that correspond to safety and readiness: ARM means the system is armed and could dispense if commanded; SAFE means the CMDS is inhibited and will not dispense; PIN indicates a safety pin is engaged, preventing dispensing regardless of arming. These three labels are what appear on ASE, INIT, and WPN pages, providing a consistent indication of the CMDS inhibit condition. Other terms like ENABLE, DISABLE, or OFF aren’t used for these inhibit statuses, so they don’t fit the actual display terminology.