What is the startup method used when powering on a robot without entering Boot Monitor functions?

The startup method called a hot start is used when powering on a robot without entering Boot Monitor functions. This procedure is designed to quickly bring the robot into its operational state without additional setup or diagnostics. During a hot start, the robot can initialize its systems and get back to work more rapidly compared to other methods, like a cold start, which involves more extensive checks and a longer initialization process.

A cold start, on the other hand, typically involves powering down the system completely and performing a full initialization, which is more time-consuming. A warm start could involve restarting the system without a full power cycle but still may require some checks or reinitializations. A factory reset is a method that restores the robot to its original settings, often erasing existing configurations, which is not relevant to simply powering the robot on. Therefore, a hot start is the most efficient method to quickly get the system up and running without entering additional functions.