What is the left side of the Job Content Screen referred to as?

• A. The Instruction Side
• B. The Address Side
• C. The Buffer Side
• D. The Motion Type Side

Answer: (B)

The left side is called the Address Side. This area is where you specify the data targets the program will use—memory locations, registers, and I/O points that the instructions will read from or write to. By laying out addresses here, you define what the operations on the right will act upon. For example, you might designate a pose register, an input bit, or a data register on this side, and the instructions on the other side will reference those addresses. This separation helps keep data references clear and makes it easy to change what the program uses without rewriting the actions themselves.