In Phase 2, what is the condition of the doors after reaching the open limit?

In Phase 2, once the doors have reached the open limit, they remain open. This condition is essential for ensuring that the elevator car is accessible for passengers, particularly in situations where manual operation is necessary, such as in emergency situations.

Keeping the doors open allows for safe entry and exit from the car without the risk of closing unexpectedly, which is crucial in maintaining safety standards. It aligns with the operational logic of Phase 2, where manual control is utilized to override automatic functions of the elevator system, ensuring that the user has the ability to fully control the movement and status of the doors during critical scenarios.

Other conditions like automatic closing, locking, or activating alarms are not standard for this phase, as the primary intent is to provide access and safety while maintaining control in situations that require manual intervention.