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Marker M1
Function Group
MARKER
Menu Map
3
Description
The softkeys lab eled
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Marker M1
through
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Marker M5
function
identically. The softkey turns the marker o/on. When an asterisk
appears next to the key lab el, it indicates that the marker is on, but
not necessarily active. A marker is only active when it is indicated in
the active entry area.
The active entry area displays the active marker and its frequency
value. Use the rotary knob, the ARROWkeys, or the entry keys to
set the frequency. Markers are displayed normally as Z-axis intensity
dots, but can b e changed to amplitude pulses (
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Ampl Markers
).
When a marker is turned o, the frequency v
alue of that marker
is retained in memory. If the marker is reactivated, the stored
frequency value is recalled for that marker.
The frequency value of M1 and of M2 can also b e used to dene
parameters in two other marker features:
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M1--M2 Sweep
and
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Start=M1 Stop=M2
.
Programming Codes
SCPI:
MARKer[1][:FREQuency]
<
num
>
[freq sux] or
MAXimum
j
MINimum
MARKer[1]:STATeON
j
OFF
j
1
j
0
Analyzer:
M1 function on, M0 function o.
See Also
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Ampl Markers
,
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M1--M2 Sweep
,
4
MARKER
5
,
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MkrRef Menu
,
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Start=M1 Stop=M2
\Marker Operation" in Chapter 1
\Programming Typical Measurements" in Chapter 1
M-4 Operating and Programming Reference
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