What must be accessed to manually release an overtravel error?

To manually release an overtravel error, the correct procedure involves accessing the OverTravel (OT) Release screen. This screen is specifically designed to address overtravel conditions that occur when the robot exceeds its programmed movement range or operates outside of its defined limits. The OverTravel Release screen allows an operator to reset the error safely and resume normal robotic operation.

Accessing this screen is critical because it provides the necessary controls and prompts for confirming that the condition of the robot has been remedied before allowing it to function again. Additionally, it usually contains safety checks to ensure that any potential hazards are addressed before proceeding.

In contrast, other choices are not suitable for this specific purpose. The Emergency Stop panel is meant for immediate shutdown situations and does not handle overtravel errors directly. The Control Interface menu involves the overall operations of the robot but does not provide the specific functions needed to reset an overtravel situation. Lastly, the Manual Settings screen may contain various robot configurations, but it is not the designated section for managing overtravel errors.