Chapter 6 6-23
Front-Panel Key Reference
Display
if a new point, to allow Frequency to be entered for the
new point. Key Access:
Display, Limits, Modify, More 1 of
2, Edit
Delete Point allows you delete the current point in the
limit line. You will be prompted with the message If
you are sure, press key again to delete.
Pressing
Delete Point again will delete the point. Key
Access:
Display, Limits, Modify, More 1 of 2, Edit
Delete allows you to delete the current limit set. You
will be prompted with the message If you are sure,
press key again to delete. Pressing
Delete again
will delete the limit set. Key Access:
Display, Limits,
Modify, More 1 of 2
Freq Interp Log Lin allows you to determine how limit
trace values are computed between points in a limit
table. The available interpolation modes are linear and
logarithmic. If the linear mode is used for both
frequency and amplitude, a straight line is used when
interpolating between points in a limit table. If
frequency interpolation is logarithmic, frequency
values between limit points are computed by first
taking the logarithm of both the table values and the
intermediate value. A linear interpolation is then
performed in this logarithmic frequency space. An
exactly analogous manipulation is done for logarithmic
amplitude interpolation. Key Access:
Display, Limits,
Modify, More 1 of 2
Amptd Interp Log Lin allows you to determine how limit
trace values are computed between points in a limit
table. The available interpolation modes are linear and
logarithmic. If the linear mode is used for both
frequency and amplitude, a straight line is used when
interpolating between points in a limit table. Key
Access:
Display, Limits, Modify, More 1 of 2
NOTE Interpolation modes determine how limit values are computed between
points in the limit table. The appearance of a limit trace is also affected
by the amplitude scale, which may be linear or logarithmic.
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