What should be displayed on the RCT status screen to confirm the PSP system is functioning correctly?

To confirm that the PSP (Power Supply Processing) system is functioning correctly on the RCT (Remote Control Terminal) status screen, it should display "Pullback on." This status indicates that the safety protocols are being adhered to, and the system is actively engaged in a safe operational mode.

A display of "Pullback on" suggests that the system is prepared to respond and that vital safety measures are in place, ensuring that the machinery behaves as expected during operation. This is particularly important in remote control operations, where oversight is minimized, and reliance on system status is paramount for safe functioning.

In contrast, "System ready" merely indicates that the system is prepared to operate but does not confirm the safety mechanisms are actively engaged. The term "Warning signal" indicates potential issues or malfunctions, which would not imply proper functioning. "Normal operation" could suggest that the system is working as intended; however, without the active context provided by "Pullback on," it may not adequately represent safety and readiness measures critical for effective operation.