What is one way to check a job while in TEACH mode?

In TEACH mode, the primary focus is on programming the equipment to perform specific tasks or motions based on the user's input. One effective way to check a job is by utilizing the FWD (forward) and BWD (backward) keys. This allows the operator to review the movements or instructions in a controlled manner, providing immediate feedback on the programming. By pressing the FWD key, the machine can demonstrate the programmed actions sequentially, which helps in verifying that each step is recorded correctly. Conversely, using the BWD key allows for a review of the previous steps in reverse order, ensuring that everything aligns as intended.

While the other options present functions that could potentially be relevant in different contexts, they do not serve the same purpose for checking a job in real-time while in TEACH mode. For example, activating the COPY JOB function would duplicate an existing program rather than allowing you to review or verify the job in its current state. The JOB UNDELETE FUNCTION is aimed at restoring a previously deleted job, and renaming the job merely changes its identifier without providing insight into the job's steps or instructions. Therefore, using the FWD and BWD keys directly supports a hands-on approach to confirming the accuracy of a job in TEACH mode