The ORB system uses which component as a backup if printers fail?

The ORB system uses which component as a backup if printers fail?

• A. The mini-orb
• B. The Local USB extender
• C. The RHS
• D. The Video Cable

Answer: (A)

When printers fail, the system needs a ready-made backup that can take over printing tasks without heavy reconfiguration. The mini-orb is designed for that role within the ORB setup, acting as a standby unit that can quickly assume control of print jobs or queue them so operations continue with minimal downtime. The other options don’t provide this kind of failover capability: a Local USB extender is only a longer USB cable, not a redundant printer pathway; RHS isn’t a printer backup component; and a Video Cable handles display output, not printing.

When printers fail, the system needs a ready-made backup that can take over printing tasks without heavy reconfiguration. The mini-orb is designed for that role within the ORB setup, acting as a standby unit that can quickly assume control of print jobs or queue them so operations continue with minimal downtime. The other options don’t provide this kind of failover capability: a Local USB extender is only a longer USB cable, not a redundant printer pathway; RHS isn’t a printer backup component; and a Video Cable handles display output, not printing.