How many mast control panels are on the AMG?

• A. 2
• B. 4
• C. 3
• D. 1

Answer: (A)

The idea here is how the Mast Group is controlled and why there are dedicated interfaces for control. The Mast Control Panels are the operator’s way to raise, lower, and monitor the masts, including safety interlocks and limit indicators. The AMG is configured with two of these panels so each mast has its own control point. This setup lets you operate each mast independently and provides redundancy: if one panel or its circuit has an issue, the other can still position the masts. It also keeps wiring and indicators straightforward by assigning a panel to each mast. That’s why the correct count is two. Fewer panels would limit control or redundancy, and more would be beyond the standard configuration.