What are you able to do on the Instruction Side?

On the Instruction Side, you have the capability to make line editing and motion type changes, which is fundamental for manipulating the data or commands being processed. This ability allows for adjusting parameters or correcting inputs directly, ensuring the information is accurate and aligned with operational standards.

For instance, line editing enables you to correct any errors in the command sequence without needing to restart the entire process, improving efficiency and time management in operations. Additionally, adjusting motion types allows the system to perform specific actions or respond to conditions as required, giving you greater control over the operational outcome.

While activating the ASSIST key's functions, accessing memory buffer options, and modifying cursor behavior pertain to operational efficiency and navigation within the system, they do not directly encompass the fundamental data manipulation capabilities provided by line editing and motion type changes. These supportive roles typically enhance user interaction and data management but are not the primary focus of tasks on the Instruction Side.