What must the cursor be on Address Side for initial programming and to use the INSERT, MODIFY, or DELETE keys?

• A. The Address side
• B. The Movement side
• C. The Instruction side
• D. The Buffer side

Answer: (A)

Focusing the cursor on the Address side is essential because those editing keys manipulate the address data that defines each instruction. The Address side is where you enter and modify the numeric or referenced addresses tied to a program line. INSERT adds a new address entry in that line, MODIFY updates the current address value, and DELETE removes the selected address entry. This workflow is used during initial programming to lay out the necessary addresses before fleshing out how the robot should move. If you were on other sides, such as Movement, Instruction, or Buffer, those keys would not operate on the address data and would either affect different aspects of the program or have no effect on addresses at all.