What is the purpose of editing mode?

Editing mode serves as a specific environment or state where users can modify the settings and configurations of a system, such as a robot or machinery. This mode is crucial for making alterations that can fine-tune performance, adjust operational parameters, or adapt the system to specific tasks or requirements.

When in editing mode, operators have access to various features that allow them to change programming values, set operational thresholds, and customize the behavior of the equipment without the risk of affecting the ongoing operations. This capability is essential for ensuring that all systems are aligned with the desired operational outcomes and can efficiently respond to changing conditions.

In contrast, modes focused on running efficiency, monitoring performance, or validating safety protocols serve different functions that do not primarily involve configuration changes. These operations are critical for overall system management but do not pertain directly to the primary purpose of editing mode.