What indication appears when a train is correctly positioned at a station stop in MCS or MATC modes?

When a train is correctly positioned at a station stop in MCS (Manual Control System) or MATC (Manual Automatic Train Control) modes, the indication that appears is the Train Berth indication. This indicates that the train has successfully aligned with the platform, ensuring that doors can be safely opened for passenger boarding and alighting. The system is designed to confirm that the train is in the correct location, providing a clear visual cue for operators and enhancing safety protocols.

This indication is particularly critical as it directly informs the train crew and passengers about the train's proper position, allowing for the next operational steps to be executed safely. Accurate Train Berth indications also help maintain an efficient flow of passengers and trains, reducing delays and ensuring a smoother transit experience.