Which statement about the I-Pendant is true?

• A. The I-Pendant displays only the current software version and not menu options.
• B. The I-Pendant displays dynamic controller and robot status information in the status bar.
• C. The I-Pendant has more than two LED indicators.
• D. The I-Pendant's soft keys are not used for navigation.

Answer: (B)

The key idea here is that the I-Pendant is designed to give you a live view of the robot’s state. Its status bar shows dynamic controller and robot information that updates in real time as the system changes—whether you’re in teach, in run, or handling alarms. That at-a-glance, continuously refreshed view lets you quickly assess readiness, faults, and overall health without hunting through menus.

This is why the statement is true: it describes the primary way the pendant communicates current state to the operator. The other ideas don’t fit as well because the I-Pendant isn’t limited to showing just a software version, and it includes navigation and live status as part of its standard interface. Soft keys are indeed used for navigation, and LED indicators, if present, aren’t the defining feature of the status display.