Engineering Motoman Certification Practice Exam

How do you know that the robot is at the Command Position?

The cursor stops blinking The robot emits a tone The screen shows 'Command' in red The cursor blinks rapidly

Correct Answer:

The cursor stops blinking

Explanation:

Command Position is the mode where the operator can issue commands from the teach pendant, so the system signals readiness for command input. The best cue for this state is a steady, non-blinking cursor on the command line. That steady cursor shows the interface is focused on receiving a command rather than in a different editing or waiting state. A tone, or the screen showing targeted text like “Command” in red, would more likely indicate an alert or a status message rather than readiness to enter commands. A cursor blinking rapidly usually signals a different mode or a busy/alternative prompt, not CP readiness. So the absence of blinking—the cursor stopping its blink—most clearly indicates you’re at the Command Position.

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