What is indicated when the tilt alarm sounds during the tilt test?

When the tilt alarm sounds during the tilt test, it indicates that the Remote Control Tool (RCT) has reached a tilt angle that is beyond safe operational parameters. This situation necessitates taking immediate action to return the RCT to an upright position to ensure safety and prevent potential damage or accidents. The alarm serves as a warning signal, emphasizing that the device has tilted too far and requires correction to prevent further risk.

The other options, such as operational readiness and sufficient tilt angle for testing, do not recognize the critical safety concern indicated by the alarm. Similarly, while the emergency braking system is important in other contexts, it is not directly related to the sound of the tilt alarm during this specific test. Understanding this context is essential for safe operation of the RCT and adherence to safety protocols.